Speaker 1: It's been a wild, wild seventy two hours in the
Speaker 1: world of pro basketball, and obviously with the Jazz being
Speaker 1: as active as they've been, that has dominated much of
Speaker 1: the conversation today.
Speaker 2: And we'll get back to it later on.
Speaker 1: But I believe there's an American football game on Sunday,
Speaker 1: Porter that we have not talked about yet. I haven't
Speaker 1: checked the schedule, but is out your understanding as well?
Speaker 3: That is that is the case, of course, I think
Speaker 3: like ten hours of it you can hear on this
Speaker 3: here radio station if you don't happen to be down
Speaker 3: in the city of New Orleans, like our next guest.
Speaker 1: Yes, indeed, super Bowl fifty nine and the Big Easy
Speaker 1: Our next guest, Sean Sayed from Sumer Sports, good enough
Speaker 1: to give us some time on a Thursday.
Speaker 2: Sean, Happy Thursday, sir. How are you.
Speaker 4: I'm doing really well. It's been a lot of fun
Speaker 4: to be down in New Orleans. You know, on Radio
Speaker 4: Row you got all these former players, you got all
Speaker 4: these current players, all talking about a game that I
Speaker 4: think is going to be a lot of fun on Sunday.
Speaker 1: I agree with you. I agree with you. So here's
Speaker 1: what we'll do. I'm gonna ask you the question this way,
Speaker 1: right out of the gates. The Philadelphia Eagles win Super
Speaker 1: Bowl fifteen, if what, Sean, If.
Speaker 4: Jalen Hurts is able to make three throws. I think
Speaker 4: that is really what it's going to come down to.
Speaker 4: Where we've seen how Jalen Hurts has played in the
Speaker 4: Super Bowl previously. We've seen Jalen Hurts play his best
Speaker 4: game of maybe the last two seasons against the Commanders,
Speaker 4: and I think they're gonna find themselves in a situation
Speaker 4: where they are able to run the ball on that
Speaker 4: Kansas City defense the way the Buffalo Bill's were able
Speaker 4: to run the ball on them. And you think about
Speaker 4: the Eagles defense against the bill are compared with the
Speaker 4: Bills defense. Evel's defense is better and the Bill's defense
Speaker 4: made the stops they needed to potentially win that game.
Speaker 4: So for me, it really just comes down to I
Speaker 4: need three good throws from Jalen Hursts and the Eagles
Speaker 4: fans are going to go home real happy.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: I think you can get three good throws from Jalen Hurts,
Speaker 1: can't you. That doesn't seem like too much to ask, Sean.
Speaker 4: You know, I certainly think so. I think maybe three
Speaker 4: good throws in the biggest moment on the last late
Speaker 4: drives in the fourth quarter, so make it maybe a
Speaker 4: little bit more specific. I do think the Chiefs are
Speaker 4: going to do a good job of instead of just
Speaker 4: playing a ton of man coverage and letting you play
Speaker 4: one on one with aj Brown, They're going to get
Speaker 4: into some of their more funky zone pressure looks. For
Speaker 4: her is going to have to think a second or
Speaker 4: a third time, and you know, if you're not able
Speaker 4: to make some of those tight window decisions, it's going
Speaker 4: to be a tough day for the Eagles.
Speaker 1: The Kansas City Chiefs win Super Bowl fifty nine sean
Speaker 1: if what I think.
Speaker 4: As long as they're not beating themselves. You know, the
Speaker 4: Chiefs this season, it's been an interesting ride where earlier
Speaker 4: in the year no some struggles, but as of late,
Speaker 4: I think they've done a good job getting the ball
Speaker 4: out quick. I think that a big thing in this
Speaker 4: game is going to be if their offensive line is
Speaker 4: beating themselves. Where you have Milton Williams or Dalen Carter
Speaker 4: over that left guard spot, you have Jawan Taylor at
Speaker 4: the right tackle spot, where you might have some issues
Speaker 4: with Nolan Smith so I think did they play their
Speaker 4: game in the way that they have been able to
Speaker 4: play over the last few weeks as they've been you know,
Speaker 4: removing the stench of, oh, this team is just not good,
Speaker 4: even though they keep winning games. I think it really is,
Speaker 4: you know, if things favor them and they have to
Speaker 4: be able to play a clink game.
Speaker 1: Read earlier today, you know, Vic Fangio causes a lot
Speaker 1: of chaos for a lot of teams, a lot of quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: But I read that Mahomes is eight and oh against him,
Speaker 1: which I did not know until this morning.
Speaker 2: What does that say to you? Sean?
Speaker 4: You know what, when you look at it at the surface,
Speaker 4: it's like, oh wow, that is a really big eye
Speaker 4: popping thing. But when you dig a little bit deeper,
Speaker 4: you look back to while he was with the Broncos.
Speaker 4: You look at who are the quarterback of some of
Speaker 4: those Broncos teams? You see that, you know, you take
Speaker 4: out some special teams touchdowns. He's only letting up like
Speaker 4: twenty points a game in a lot of those situations.
Speaker 4: I think you'd probably be happy that with that for
Speaker 4: the Eagles. If be thinking back to last year when
Speaker 4: Fanjo was with the Dolphins. I thought that international game
Speaker 4: and you had a really good game plan for dealing
Speaker 4: with Travis Kelsey, finding ways to bracket him from both
Speaker 4: sides and really take him out of the game at
Speaker 4: a few different moments. So for me, you know, I
Speaker 4: hear that, I see that. I think this Eagles defense
Speaker 4: is so much more talented than some of the teams
Speaker 4: that he's played with. I think that the Eagles offense
Speaker 4: is also going to be able to keep up in
Speaker 4: a way that some of those offenses that Fanjo had
Speaker 4: on side of him just they weren't able to do it.
Speaker 4: So it's a big one. I think it maybe gives
Speaker 4: Fanjo a little bit of extra fuel for this game.
Speaker 1: A lot of people have surmised, not just this week,
Speaker 1: but over the course of really the entire season that
Speaker 1: Howie Roseman has built the best roster in all of
Speaker 1: pro football. I wonder, Sean, do you agree with that
Speaker 1: and does the best roster mean that you have the
Speaker 1: best team?
Speaker 4: I absolutely agree with it. I think it's it's even
Speaker 4: further than that, where he's really the guy that hired Fanjium.
Speaker 4: That's a huge thing for to bring that in there,
Speaker 4: and you look up and down the roster where I
Speaker 4: mean how he kind of almost wished a little bit
Speaker 4: on that Bright Tugh pick so far, at least for
Speaker 4: one year sort of the signing there, and you're still
Speaker 4: able to hit on all these players like a Zach
Speaker 4: Bond in that situation, like Quinn i Mental, like Cooper Deugi,
Speaker 4: and so that's been super positive for Howard Roseman. I
Speaker 4: do think it's the best roster in the NFL. Caley,
Speaker 4: I do think it's the best team in the NFL
Speaker 4: as well. I think they are better than the chief
Speaker 4: want to be able to see on Sunday. The problem is,
Speaker 4: as everyone knows, you have Patrick Mahonmes and Andy Reid
Speaker 4: on the other sideline.
Speaker 1: Is this the best team the Chiefs have played during
Speaker 1: this great Mahomes Andy Reid super Bowl run?
Speaker 4: In the Super Bowl, you know that is a good
Speaker 4: one that of course, the Buccaneers team that they lost
Speaker 4: to was a really really good team. So I think
Speaker 4: that is the one that you're kind of going up
Speaker 4: against with Buck had such fun on defense. Although from
Speaker 4: just a roster up and down perspective, I think it's
Speaker 4: the best constructive roster. It's just against like that quarterback.
Speaker 4: I feel like I lean towards rather having Tom Brady
Speaker 4: even with the Buccaneers, than Jalen Hurds with the Eagle.
Speaker 2: Is there a coaching mismatch?
Speaker 1: You know, Andy Reid played his college ball locally here
Speaker 1: at Brigha, me On about forty miles south as the
Speaker 1: Crow flies, and he has a chance to put himself
Speaker 1: on a very very short list. And you know, as
Speaker 1: as we referenced, it does seem like Nick Sirianni the
Speaker 1: narrative surrounding him, as he has the best roster in football,
Speaker 1: and there's a lot of questions about whether or not
Speaker 1: he's the type of coach they can go head to
Speaker 1: head against Andy in a game like this. Do you
Speaker 1: feel like there's a coaching mismatch on Sunday?
Speaker 4: I do think that. You know, you'd certainly rather have
Speaker 4: Andy Reid. At the same time, in the last time
Speaker 4: that these guys played, in that Super Bowl two years ago,
Speaker 4: Sirianni had a fourth down decision where he ended up
Speaker 4: hunting instead of going for it. I think sirian is
Speaker 4: going to learn from that. I think he's going to
Speaker 4: be pretty aggressive in this game and put them in
Speaker 4: an advantageous situation. And I mean you know, whatever you
Speaker 4: think of Sirianni, he just keeps on finding ways to
Speaker 4: win these games. It does seem like there's some intangible
Speaker 4: value with how he has players associating to each other
Speaker 4: in the locker room and finding comfort in that way.
Speaker 4: So even if I would probably prefer to have Andy
Speaker 4: Reid just in terms of what he brings to a
Speaker 4: football team, it feels like Sirianni is still the right
Speaker 4: guy for this Eagles roster.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to ask you if this is the
Speaker 1: best Chiefs team that we've seen with Mahomes and Red
Speaker 1: in this run, but I will ask you to characterize
Speaker 1: what type of team you believe it to be. You know,
Speaker 1: what's a perlative adjective? Is it wildly? Is it veteran?
Speaker 1: Is it crafty? I don't think it's the best and
Speaker 1: most talented, But what is your opinion on the type
Speaker 1: of team this version of the Chiefs are.
Speaker 4: It is a brutally efficient team. It really is, where
Speaker 4: these third downs that they just keep on finding ways
Speaker 4: to convert the other teams are not able to.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 4: It's brutal. But as a defense looking at it and thinking,
Speaker 4: oh man, you haven't been a positive situation and ma
Speaker 4: homes to be able to figure it out. So that's
Speaker 4: the really way that I think about them on offense.
Speaker 4: On defense, I do think they're pretty opportunistic where you're
Speaker 4: going to get some weird bliss look like Josh Allen
Speaker 4: face on that last fourth down in the AFTY Championship game,
Speaker 4: and if you're not able to block it up, if
Speaker 4: you're not able to be comfortable, you are not going
Speaker 4: to be able to win that game.
Speaker 1: So you know, the noise around Jalen is fair and understandable,
Speaker 1: but it's also somewhat interesting. When these two teams played
Speaker 1: in the Super Bowl a couple of years ago, he
Speaker 1: counted for like three hundred and seventy five yards and
Speaker 1: four touchdowns, three hundred and four yards through the air.
Speaker 1: And for me, and I want you to break this
Speaker 1: down for me, Sean, it just feels like they just
Speaker 1: prefer to play the way that they've played and they
Speaker 1: don't need or want him to go for three point
Speaker 1: fifty and fourth. They would like that, I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure it's you know, safe to say they
Speaker 1: wouldn't want that. But are the criticisms of him a
Speaker 1: little unfair based off of just the dominant ground game
Speaker 1: they have, or are there things to really criticize Jalen
Speaker 1: Hurts about.
Speaker 4: I think when we look at just quarterbacks in general,
Speaker 4: you know, everyone has their ideal type of quarterbacks. Some
Speaker 4: people like the old school drop back that kind of quarterbacks.
Speaker 4: Some people want a quarterback back to move around. I
Speaker 4: think a lot of times we look at it as
Speaker 4: when the clock is kicking down, are you going to
Speaker 4: lead an offense down the field through the air. And
Speaker 4: Hurts has not had to do that this season. You know,
Speaker 4: there's just been times where you can find a huge
Speaker 4: explosive run from Saquon Barkley. I do think some of
Speaker 4: the criticisms that I feel a little bit better are
Speaker 4: the ones where you know it is Jalen throwing into
Speaker 4: tight windows. But at the same time it feels like
Speaker 4: that Kellen Moore, as often as the coordinator has prioritized
Speaker 4: just don't turn the ball over. We're going to be
Speaker 4: able to run over teams. If we throw interceptions, we're
Speaker 4: going to be sent back. And I keep and I
Speaker 4: watched the film the entire season. I keep out picking
Speaker 4: out specific moments you throw an inbreaker into his own
Speaker 4: coverage against the Ravens, were able to make successful throws
Speaker 4: against the Commanders, and so he has it in him.
Speaker 4: I know he has it in him, and I would
Speaker 4: love for us to just see all the Super Bowl
Speaker 4: team again. Where As he said, he's done it once before,
Speaker 4: just not in a win. If he's able to do
Speaker 4: it again, he's able to win that game. I think
Speaker 4: it really changes the way that people look at Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 2: The saquan of fact.
Speaker 1: You know, I always push back on narratives that seem
Speaker 1: to seep into kind of unani feel and the whole like, hey,
Speaker 1: the running back position is dead. No it's not, and
Speaker 1: the whole like, hey, the running back position is back.
Speaker 2: No, it never went anywhere.
Speaker 1: But when you have the elite guys, the Dereck Henry's,
Speaker 1: the Saquon Barkley's, there will always be a place for
Speaker 1: elite backs and there's always room at the top. I
Speaker 1: think that's an old James Webster quote or something. But
Speaker 1: what is the Saquon Barkley effect? To break this down
Speaker 1: for us? Because Super Bowl a couple of years ago,
Speaker 1: Miles Sanders, Boston Scott, but most of the rushing came
Speaker 1: from Jalen and obviously the Saquon effect changes them. How
Speaker 1: do you articulate what the Saquon Barkley effect is.
Speaker 4: Saquon Barkley is a home run hitter. There are going
Speaker 4: to be times where he hit singles and he hits doubles,
Speaker 4: but it feels like, you know, Barry Bonds during his
Speaker 4: record seven run It's just so hard to contain him
Speaker 4: snap after snap where you know you want to stuff
Speaker 4: the box, you want to have a bunch of players
Speaker 4: there and you're that line of scrimmage. If he breaks
Speaker 4: your first level, he's just gone. So for him to
Speaker 4: be that level of player in a just part of
Speaker 4: NFL history where look, it is a passing leap, you
Speaker 4: win games by passing the ball. But the Eagles have
Speaker 4: such a good offensive line, they have such a good
Speaker 4: run game that they don't always need it. And it's
Speaker 4: just the entire season has been a back and forth.
Speaker 4: Are they going to be able to figure out? Are
Speaker 4: they going to be able to figure out? Kind of
Speaker 4: doesn't matter up until this point because they're here, but
Speaker 4: they are going to have to, I think figure it out.
Speaker 4: At least one time against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 1: He did not break Eric Dickerdson's single season record probably
Speaker 1: could have but sat out of the final game, but
Speaker 1: he is thirty yards away from breaking Tell Davis's single
Speaker 1: season record for combined rushing yards in the regular season
Speaker 1: and the playoffs. John, if he goes for one hundred
Speaker 1: plus and they win, is there a case to be
Speaker 1: made that we've just witnessed the greatest season from a
Speaker 1: running back in the history of pro football.
Speaker 4: I think there's a really strong case. And absolutely I
Speaker 4: think what I would say, even though I understand you know,
Speaker 4: it's not the regular season record. It is maybe one
Speaker 4: or two more games, just based on having more games
Speaker 4: in the regular season. This offense is successful because say,
Speaker 4: Kuon Barkley makes incredible cuts in really tight spaces. He's
Speaker 4: such a large physical force. Get like you see him
Speaker 4: moving around, but the way that he is so nimble
Speaker 4: in those short areas, that's been so so fun. We
Speaker 4: are just so lucky to see it. And look when
Speaker 4: you look at the last I mean ten to fifteen
Speaker 4: super Bowls, not a ton of guys are going over
Speaker 4: one hundred rushing arts. But I would like nothing more
Speaker 4: than a see Saekwon go for one fifty and then
Speaker 4: him being the one that's raising that Super Bowl MVP trophy.
Speaker 1: Steve Spagnolo deservedly so has received a lot of credit
Speaker 1: for this iteration of the Chiefs run with the defense
Speaker 1: being as dominant, if not more so, at times than
Speaker 1: the offense. Tell me, Sean how the Chiefs defense, either
Speaker 1: personnel or schematically, how did they go about their business
Speaker 1: of trying to limit this this ground game in Saquon Barkley.
Speaker 4: I think you you know, you throw resources out the problem,
Speaker 4: You put a bunch of big bodies inside. You try
Speaker 4: and force them. You know, maybe you you know, if
Speaker 4: it's a read type play you forced you on. It
Speaker 4: hurts to be the one to keep it. You do
Speaker 4: what you can to prevent Saquon from having that sort
Speaker 4: of attacking vertical style. I think the tough part is, though,
Speaker 4: you also have to worry about Devonte Smith and Arian Brown.
Speaker 4: So if you want to keep you know, two I safties,
Speaker 4: you want to keep up as the cornerback out there.
Speaker 4: Now you only have seven players in the boss. That
Speaker 4: might be a situation where I would like to be
Speaker 4: Eagles to attack Chris Jones a little bit in the
Speaker 4: run game early on, you know, see how many stats,
Speaker 4: he wants to keep up playing, see how is he
Speaker 4: going to have the stamina late in the game to
Speaker 4: be able to rush the passers. So, you know, I
Speaker 4: don't love the matchup, particularly from that run game perspective,
Speaker 4: but I think when you get to those passes situations,
Speaker 4: that's when things start to turn a little bit more.
Speaker 1: For the chief reference the record that Mahomes has against Fangio,
Speaker 1: you were good to kind of dig a little bit
Speaker 1: deeper as to what that is all about and what
Speaker 1: has impressed me the most, Sean, and then I'll kind
Speaker 1: of see the time to you about the Mahomes evolution
Speaker 1: or growth or what has what have you is just
Speaker 1: his ability to be cerebral and figure out what that
Speaker 1: game needs and bring it during that game, simply just
Speaker 1: to win, even if it's three zero, like it doesn't
Speaker 1: matter to them. But does VIC Fangio do something different
Speaker 1: this time around, because it does feel like it's a
Speaker 1: little bit of a pick your poison, Like what what
Speaker 1: do you try to take away if you're VIC Fangio
Speaker 1: to at least make Mahomes uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: I think a big thing is going to be those
Speaker 4: throws over the middle of the field. Those throws in
Speaker 4: the flat area kind of shallots the outside where save
Speaker 4: You're Worthy has been so much more successful. At this
Speaker 4: point in the season, I do think you're going to
Speaker 4: get a game where the Chiefs are throwing the ball
Speaker 4: relatively quickly. So they've done that more recently because their
Speaker 4: offensive line, you know, it just has some tight, tough
Speaker 4: situations up there. I think for Fangio, as he's continued
Speaker 4: to evolve this year, you know, if you played, he's
Speaker 4: playing a little bit of a different coverage than what
Speaker 4: he's used to, and so I love that growth, even
Speaker 4: in like whatever, you're forty to five of this guy's
Speaker 4: coaching career, But it feels like you're gonna have situations
Speaker 4: where Eagles Dv's just gonna be a little bit tighter.
Speaker 4: They're going to take a little bit of that air
Speaker 4: out of the coverage. They're going to be playing closer
Speaker 4: to those receivers. So you're forcing you know, not only
Speaker 4: Mahomes to make the right choice over and over, You're
Speaker 4: forcing the offensive line to be able to protect properly
Speaker 4: over and over, and then you're forcing the receivers. Where
Speaker 4: you've had situations this year where Zavi're Worthy just has
Speaker 4: one of his feet just out of bounds and it
Speaker 4: ends up incompletion. So it might not be oh, we
Speaker 4: can be Patrick Mahomes, but you should, I think, be
Speaker 4: able to find other spots along that roster that you're
Speaker 4: able to take advantage of.
Speaker 1: How do you think the Chiefs go about trying to
Speaker 1: establish their run game? You know Pacheco, I don't know
Speaker 1: if he's healthy or what. When he's right, he's as
Speaker 1: violent of a runner as there is in pro football.
Speaker 1: But since he came back from the injury, he just
Speaker 1: does not look the same. And they signed Kareem Hunts obviously,
Speaker 1: who was with them a number of years ago, and
Speaker 1: I don't know man from the eye tests over the
Speaker 1: past few weeks, Kareem looks like the more valid, consistent
Speaker 1: option out of the backfield. How do you think Kansas
Speaker 1: City goes about their business of trying to establish a
Speaker 1: run game.
Speaker 4: I think they're not going to try and establish a
Speaker 4: run game. I think they should throw the ball seventy
Speaker 4: five times to get the ball out quick, obviously, but
Speaker 4: use that as a way to replace it early on
Speaker 4: against the Bills. You're running those RPOs where it ends
Speaker 4: up as quick throws kind of over that middle of
Speaker 4: the field area sometimes kind of quick out to your
Speaker 4: right side a lot of times, because I think the
Speaker 4: Eagles feel pretty comfortable, you know, if the Chiefs want
Speaker 4: to try and run inside where the Chiefs usually have
Speaker 4: your left guard, your center, your right guard playing at
Speaker 4: a really high level, but their left card it's playing
Speaker 4: left tackle right now, Eagles would be more than happy
Speaker 4: if the Chefs are trying to kind of establish that
Speaker 4: run game in any way, it just doesn't feel like
Speaker 4: what the Kansasity's biggest strength is right now.
Speaker 1: Now to your point, if Kansas City does try to
Speaker 1: do that and they just simply have no success because
Speaker 1: everything is locked up, do you do you think we
Speaker 1: see a different approach or recalibration, because again, like I said,
Speaker 1: the most impressive thing to me about watching this iteration
Speaker 1: of the Chiefs is they seem to kind of, you know,
Speaker 1: be exchanging jobs. If we can use the boxing analogy
Speaker 1: early on and they're find a ropodope you and then
Speaker 1: knock you out in the tenth. So if it starts out,
Speaker 1: you know, Kansas City trying to do what you're saying,
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously they got to recalibrate and do something
Speaker 1: different and find more balance.
Speaker 4: Now, well, you know, it's a tough situation when you
Speaker 4: think about it. I don't think like balance has to
Speaker 4: be the goal for the Chiefs. I mean, I'm the
Speaker 4: Coran points that it is going to be the goal
Speaker 4: for any single offense. I think for them to use
Speaker 4: quick throws as sort of a replacement for their run game.
Speaker 4: And I'm not saying, hey, don't run the ball at all. Right,
Speaker 4: you want to be able to see if you're able
Speaker 4: to get in positive looks that the Eagles want to
Speaker 4: play with lighter bodies on the field overall to deal
Speaker 4: with the passing game. So maybe you are able to
Speaker 4: kind of attack that in the run game and may
Speaker 4: be more of well, who's on the field for a
Speaker 4: defense that we can kind of decide to attack that way.
Speaker 4: It's going to be a big problem for the Eagles
Speaker 4: is they have to bring out, you know, heavier players.
Speaker 4: You get an extra linebacker on the field in some
Speaker 4: of those situations. And now that's the back and forth.
Speaker 4: I think we'll be able to see that pretty early
Speaker 4: on in this game.
Speaker 1: All right, Sean, before I set you loose, we got
Speaker 1: you know, we're not gonna have you on prior to
Speaker 1: the game on Sunday.
Speaker 2: So I gotta know, man, I gotta know.
Speaker 1: Who you're taking to win the game. I need a
Speaker 1: final score and I need your MVP.
Speaker 4: I have the Eagles winning twenty seven to twenty four.
Speaker 4: I think it's going to be a jail. It hurts
Speaker 4: MVP by getting that Super Bowl MVP back after losing
Speaker 4: the Chiefs previously. I think when I look at that
Speaker 4: AFC Championship game, the way the Bills look, the Bills
Speaker 4: could have won that game. They were in a positive
Speaker 4: situation where you've got the stops that you needed to
Speaker 4: you're able to run the ball on them. I think
Speaker 4: the Eagles have a better defense than the Bill. I
Speaker 4: think the Eagles have a better run game than the Bill.
Speaker 4: So it's hard for me to look at all of
Speaker 4: that and think anything other than I get you know,
Speaker 4: you don't get bonus points for picking against Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 4: I understand that, But for me, it feels like top
Speaker 4: to bottom, Eagles have a better roster. I think it's
Speaker 4: a situation and a matchup that they're going to be
Speaker 4: able to win.
Speaker 2: Here where can people go find your work?
Speaker 4: Sean, can you check me out at science Schemes on Twitter.
Speaker 4: I'll be breaking down the game certainly after on a
Speaker 4: bunch of podcasts talking about things with some kind people
Speaker 4: like you.
Speaker 1: There you go, Sean, Hey, I appreciate the time, enjoy
Speaker 1: the game, and Shafe travels.
Speaker 2: And be well, okay, thanks you much.
Speaker 4: Really appreciate it all.
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Speaker 2: Chiefs Eagal should be a good one. That line has moved.
Speaker 1: Kansas City is a one point favorite and the over
Speaker 1: under is forty eight point