[Kansas City.com] It might not exactly rival Babe Ruth pointing to the bleachers immediately before hitting a World Series home run, but Chiefs safety Greg Wesley called his shots Sunday, too.

Wesley and Tony Gonzalez were primping in front of the locker-room mirror before the Chiefs’ 26-16 win over New England. Wesley casually predicted to his teammate that he would get three interceptions.

That’s exactly what Wesley did. Playing center field like a Gold Glover, Wesley caught three of Tom Brady’s overthrows. Brady, who also threw a fourth-quarter pick to Sammy Knight, was intercepted four times for only the fourth time in his career.

“It’s big against Tom Brady,” Wesley said. “He’s a great quarterback. It feels a little more special to get it against a guy like him.”

“I know what they like to do,” Wesley said. “They like to run seam routes and inside routes. On that last one, they had run that route before and they hit it for a play, a big play. So I was kind of expecting that route. I got a pretty good jump on that ball.”