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Speaker 2: Welcome in What's Right with Nick Wright? Episode two twelve? Well,
Speaker 2: who could have thunk it? Who could have imagined? We're
Speaker 2: doing a Super Bowl preview and we're still talking about
Speaker 2: those overrated past their prime, perpetual underdog Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 2: We'll get to that in a moment. We also have
Speaker 2: another major announcement, but first, here's what missed the cut.
Speaker 2: Jokich beats Giannis in a battle of MVPs. At least
Speaker 2: Giannas showed up for it. American Airlines make special flights
Speaker 2: from Kansaity to Vegas, and Draymond smacks or fouls, depending
Speaker 2: on how you want to look at it, Anthony Davis.
Speaker 2: But the other news is Demonse is back. We thought
Speaker 2: it might be, you know that he was month to
Speaker 2: month certainly was gonna be weak to week. Turned out
Speaker 2: only it had to be day to day. Demonse. I'm
Speaker 2: thrilled your back. I'm happy you're not having to go
Speaker 2: under the knife. I didn't tell the audience what the
Speaker 2: injury was. If you want to share it, you can.
Speaker 2: I just said you hurt your leg playing basketball. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you want to share your private medical
Speaker 2: info or not leave it as.
Speaker 3: It is just hurting for all types of different things.
Speaker 3: You A.
Speaker 2: So Demanse hurt himself playing basketball. We thought he was
Speaker 2: gonna have to have surgery, but he doesn't, and so
Speaker 2: he's got a cool cast. Pretty soon he's gonna be
Speaker 2: one of the best one legged scooter guys around Los
Speaker 2: Angeles and he's gonna be cooking and so uh. I also, accidentally,
Speaker 2: I think, Demonse, because I felt so sick for you
Speaker 2: that you were injured. If you review the tape from Thursday,
Speaker 2: I almost I think recommended people slide into your DMS.
Speaker 2: And then I realized what I was saying, and so
Speaker 2: I tried to pull it back. I didn't really know
Speaker 2: what I was saying. I just felt sick that you
Speaker 2: were on the other side of the country, in massive
Speaker 2: pain and probably lonely and sad. Uh, but I'm glad
Speaker 2: you're back. It's great to see you, and we got
Speaker 2: a lot to do today. So let's get Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: there we go. I love to hear that. I love
Speaker 2: to hear that. All right, so demanse, Uh, let's get
Speaker 2: to the uh news of Championship weekend, which was, of course,
Speaker 2: my guy beating your guy.
Speaker 3: But go ahead, your guy beating my guy. Honestly, man,
Speaker 3: I gotta say this is a win win situation for me.
Speaker 3: Lamar's not getting I'm glad Mahomes can. So obviously Mahomes
Speaker 3: and the Chiefs are going back to the Super Bowl. Uh.
Speaker 3: Nobody saw this coming, not even you. You were kind
Speaker 3: of down him a couple of weeks ago. You thought
Speaker 3: the Bills are going to beat.
Speaker 2: Him to stop it.
Speaker 3: But uh, go ahead, who do you think deserves the
Speaker 3: most credit for the success between Reid, Mahomes and you.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I obviously don't deserve credit for the success
Speaker 2: I do deserve credit for having this crazy belief that
Speaker 2: we're gonna not pretend all of NFL history started September
Speaker 2: seventh of this year. And this is where I want
Speaker 2: to get into the chiefs conversation, because it has been
Speaker 2: maddening all season. It has been beyond maddening through the
Speaker 2: first two rounds of the playoffs, and then this morning
Speaker 2: I found myself even angrier. And so, you know, life
Speaker 2: works in mysterious ways. I was woken up at five
Speaker 2: in the morning today because Dexter, our dog, who sleeps
Speaker 2: on the I don't know the entry level of the
Speaker 2: house and has a nice little area but he's gated off.
Speaker 2: Just decided nope, I'm ready to get up and found
Speaker 2: a way to open up his gate. Came and laid
Speaker 2: right next to me where I sleep on the ground,
Speaker 2: and he was just laying there looking at me like
Speaker 2: I want to be taken out. I want to hang out.
Speaker 2: So I got up early this morning, very early, and
Speaker 2: I had nothing to do, so I'm like, you know
Speaker 2: what I haven't Yesterday was so busy and hectic with
Speaker 2: the TV show. I haven't listened to all my favorite
Speaker 2: NFL recap podcasts that I usually listen to you know
Speaker 2: throughout Monday and then into Tuesday. So I gave them
Speaker 2: a you know, gave them a whirl. And I can't
Speaker 2: believe what I heard from some of my favorite analysts
Speaker 2: about this football game. I cannot believe that as the
Speaker 2: Chiefs are twelve days away from playing in the last
Speaker 2: game of the year, the conversation surrounding them is still
Speaker 2: what they don't do great, rather than recognizing what they
Speaker 2: have done this postseason. The Kansas City Chiefs entered this
Speaker 2: postseason and proved they had the roster, versatility and depth
Speaker 2: two play three totally different styles of playoff games in
Speaker 2: any conditions in any setting against the hands down three
Speaker 2: best other teams in the AFC, and they kicked all
Speaker 2: of their asses. Okay, Round one, Miami, Do we have
Speaker 2: a team that is tough enough and built with enough
Speaker 2: depth that we can handle one of the three coldest
Speaker 2: football games ever played and make it look like it's
Speaker 2: a normal game. Yes we can. Can they absolutely not
Speaker 2: check one Buffalo? Can we totally throw at Buffalo a
Speaker 2: defensive game plan Josh Allen has never seen before where
Speaker 2: we just give him the underneath, give it to him
Speaker 2: all day, never take it away. Dare you to do
Speaker 2: it while not allowing anything over the top and on
Speaker 2: the flip side our allegedly broken offense. Can it go
Speaker 2: up and down the field? And this was the most
Speaker 2: underrated stat of this postseason. Can we average nearly nine
Speaker 2: yards per play until the kneel downs against that Bills team,
Speaker 2: the most of any playoff game of the Mahomes era? Yes?
Speaker 2: Can we dominate that game where we're underdogs on the
Speaker 2: road against a team that every one in the media
Speaker 2: but me thought might win the Super Bowl, that everyone
Speaker 2: in the media swore was a legitimate championship contender with
Speaker 2: a legitimate MVP quarterback, that was the hottest team in
Speaker 2: the league. Can we dominate that game so thoroughly that
Speaker 2: we fumble the ball at the one yard line going
Speaker 2: into score and win anyway? Yes, we can, despite Buffalo
Speaker 2: never turning it over. Yep, we can do that. And
Speaker 2: then Baltimore, can we design in six days a game
Speaker 2: plan that is the polar opposite of what Buffalo did
Speaker 2: Buffalo's game plan. Instead of daring them to take the underneath,
Speaker 2: instead of giving them the running lanes to protect over
Speaker 2: the top, do the exact opposite. Leave our corners out
Speaker 2: on islands to go heat up the MVP, A team that,
Speaker 2: by DVOA and smart People's stats, was one of the
Speaker 2: most dominant teams from start to finish in NFL history.
Speaker 2: Can we make them look totally out of sorts? Yeah,
Speaker 2: we can do that too. And the takeaway for some
Speaker 2: people is that, Ah, Baltimore did it to themselves. The
Speaker 2: takeaway is how how they do it to themselves? Tell me,
Speaker 2: tell me when Baltimore did it to themselves?
Speaker 3: Tell me, well, I just know that. I just know
Speaker 3: that they didn't run the balls as much as you.
Speaker 2: Exactly. That's what everybody is fucking saying. Do you think
Speaker 2: there's a reason do you think, guys, that was available
Speaker 2: or do you think the Chiefs defensive game plan was
Speaker 2: put them in fronts and look where they feel like
Speaker 2: passing is the better option. Do we think Baltimore, which
Speaker 2: is dominated running the football for six years in the
Speaker 2: biggest game they've played forgot about it or were first
Speaker 2: forced out of it by the best defense in the NFL.
Speaker 2: Because that's what Kansas City is and that's what everyone
Speaker 2: has missed all year. Going into the Baltimore game, all
Speaker 2: we heard about was this dominant Ravens defense. Well, let's
Speaker 2: look at the numbers. The Ravens defense this year was
Speaker 2: number six in yards allowed, the Chiefs were number two.
Speaker 2: The Ravens defense was number one in points allowed sixteen
Speaker 2: and a half. The Chiefs were number two seventeen point three. However,
Speaker 2: the Ravens defense this year forced thirty one turnovers. The
Speaker 2: Chiefs forced only seventeen. The Ravens didn't turn the ball over,
Speaker 2: the Chiefs turn it over a ton. The Ravens had
Speaker 2: the number one turnover differential, the Chiefs had the fifth worst.
Speaker 2: So there's a number of ways to look at that,
Speaker 2: but one of them is this. Absent turnovers, the Chiefs
Speaker 2: have been the most dominant team in the league defensively
Speaker 2: despite not forcing the turnovers. And if and when they
Speaker 2: do get some of that turnover luck, some of those
Speaker 2: fumbles bounce their way, some of those tip passes they
Speaker 2: end up picking off, the defense will be even better.
Speaker 2: And so yeah, people can say Baltimore got out of
Speaker 2: what they needed to do. But just like Buffalo fumbled
Speaker 2: on their first play of the game through a crossfield
Speaker 2: lateral on their third play of the game and ran
Speaker 2: a fake punt in a three point game in the
Speaker 2: fourth quarter. You know why teams do weird when they're
Speaker 2: playing the Chiefs because staring across the sideline and seeing
Speaker 2: Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid terrifies them because they don't
Speaker 2: think they're gonna be able to win seventeen fourteen. They
Speaker 2: think they are going to have to score thirty, so
Speaker 2: they do weird stuff because you've got a superhero on
Speaker 2: the other side of the field. Every team in the
Speaker 2: league is afraid of the Chiefs. While the media I
Speaker 2: had to listen to three weeks ago, people were, honest
Speaker 2: to God having this discussion. All right, obviously the Ravens
Speaker 2: are the best team, and obviously the Bills are the
Speaker 2: second best team. But if it's not one of those teams,
Speaker 2: who do you like out of the AFC and is
Speaker 2: not a straw man, everyone knows it happened. I had
Speaker 2: to listen to people saying, well, if it's not Ravens
Speaker 2: or Bills, you know the team I'd look out for
Speaker 2: the Cleveland Browns and Joe Flacco. There was more faith
Speaker 2: in that Browns team than this Chiefs team. And then
Speaker 2: this week there's been no Mia Colpis. The only thing
Speaker 2: has been all never doubt Mahomes, all these shows that
Speaker 2: have picked against the Chiefs every round. It's now like
Speaker 2: they just found out Patrick Mahomes exists. They're like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: now we know until you know in ten days when
Speaker 2: they're gonna pick brock Perdy to beat them. But set
Speaker 2: that aside. So let's then talk about the other part
Speaker 2: of this that nobody understands.
Speaker 3: The bad officiating.
Speaker 2: What was the bad officiating Demons, No, it was I.
Speaker 3: Was just taking like a little little mini shot. I
Speaker 3: know there was some bad calls in there. I do
Speaker 3: notice that the announcer was like, oh, the ball was
Speaker 3: already there before the interference came. It was the last
Speaker 3: play of the game. The ball definitely wasn't there. But
Speaker 3: that's that's like a little thing like I feel like
Speaker 3: that type of stuff gets miscalled throughout the entire game.
Speaker 3: But but no, I don't you know what.
Speaker 2: Let's deal with the officiating now. I was gonna talk
Speaker 2: about the Chiefs often. Let's deal with the officiating now.
Speaker 2: Baltimore had so the foul discrepancy was massive because Baltimore
Speaker 2: committed five fifteen yard personal foul penalties because they were
Speaker 2: an undisciplined immature team on Sunday. But let's talk about
Speaker 2: all five. Okay, there is one when Kyle van Noy,
Speaker 2: right in front of the official head butts Travis Kelcey.
Speaker 2: You can say, don't call it, but that's a personal foul.
Speaker 2: There was a second one when Jadeveon Clowney leads with
Speaker 2: his head into Mahomes's helmet. We can say the NFL
Speaker 2: saw if you can say whatever. Everyone who watches football
Speaker 2: knows that has been called all for five years now
Speaker 2: against every quarterback that's except for maybe unfortunately U justin fields.
Speaker 2: He doesn't get those calls. Everyone else seems to. That's two.
Speaker 2: The third one was a play that should have been
Speaker 2: a thirty yard personal foul when the d lineman i
Speaker 2: mean close lines Mahomes in the face, rips his head
Speaker 2: back and then drops a people's elbow on him on
Speaker 2: the ground. That was the third. The fourth one was
Speaker 2: the Zay Flowers taunting, which you can hate, but if
Speaker 2: you push a guy down, spin the ball and flex,
Speaker 2: that's a dumb play by Zay Flowers. And the fifth
Speaker 2: one the Ravens wanted to do that was the intentional
Speaker 2: off sides, but that ended up being fifteen yards because
Speaker 2: they didn't want the Chiefs have first and five. So
Speaker 2: all five personal fouls were legit. That's the first point.
Speaker 2: The second point if we are going to parse, Oh,
Speaker 2: but they might have missed a pass interference when the
Speaker 2: Evens for down ten with two and a half minutes remaining.
Speaker 2: Then let's also discuss the fact that Chris Jones got
Speaker 2: leg whipped and tripped in the end zone and that's
Speaker 2: a safety. That's a that's a safety. That's then nineteen
Speaker 2: to seven. Or we could discuss the fact that the Chiefs,
Speaker 2: for the second time this postseason, the Chiefs will get
Speaker 2: all the calls for the second time in three games
Speaker 2: in the playoffs, have had a touchdown on a screen
Speaker 2: pass to Rashi Rice taken off the board due to
Speaker 2: a phantom holding penalty. I'll give someone I don't want to.
Speaker 2: I'll give you de Monsey one thousand dollars if you
Speaker 2: can show me the hold that took away a forty
Speaker 2: yard Rashi Rice touchdown. So the officiating stuff is just
Speaker 2: losers whining. Could there have been a past interference called
Speaker 2: right before the Ravens kicked the field goal, Absolutely, no doubt,
Speaker 2: Just like there could have been a safety called when
Speaker 2: Chris Jones got when Gus Edwards did a damn karate
Speaker 2: kick to Chris Jones's thigh, safety, Yeah, exactly, and so yes,
Speaker 2: of course. But the idea that the whistle went drastic
Speaker 2: in one direction is not accurate to the scenario. But
Speaker 2: what I was getting to was people are pointing out, oh,
Speaker 2: Chiefs struggled offensively in the second half, to a degree yes,
Speaker 2: and to a degree no. So yes, in that the
Speaker 2: Ravens did figure some things out, and that is a
Speaker 2: great defense. But what nobody seems to recognize, and it's
Speaker 2: so painfully obvious if you're looking at this with any
Speaker 2: type of clear eyes, is the Chiefs were up ten
Speaker 2: for every second of the second half until the final possession.
Speaker 2: As long as they had a two score lead and
Speaker 2: were dominating the Ravens. When the Ravens had the ball,
Speaker 2: the Chief's offensive approach was going to be no mistakes allowed.
Speaker 2: So were their likely throws Mahomes could have made. But
Speaker 2: it would have been a tight window because the Chiefs
Speaker 2: receivers aren't good enough to get wide open against the
Speaker 2: great Ravens Stephens. Yes, were there plays that if the
Speaker 2: Chiefs had to move the ball. Mahomes would have taken
Speaker 2: the chance, of course, But because Patrick Mahomes, unlike some
Speaker 2: of his contemporaries, is a grown adult quarterback that understands
Speaker 2: situational football, he decided, I'm not putting the ball and
Speaker 2: jeopardy and it is and the fact that nobody has
Speaker 2: seemed to square the circle of Oh wait, what was
Speaker 2: the one drive the Chiefs in the second half threw
Speaker 2: the ball deep downfield and converted. Oh yeah, it was
Speaker 2: the one drive where if they don't convert, the Ravens
Speaker 2: get the ball back down just one score the play
Speaker 2: to MBS. Every other time the Chiefs had the ball,
Speaker 2: Mahomes knew if this ends in a punt, the worst
Speaker 2: case scenario is I get the ball back with the lead.
Speaker 2: So just have it end in a punt unless something
Speaker 2: is wide open and easy. It was the old Andy
Speaker 2: Reid shutdown mode in the AFC title game, and folks
Speaker 2: are so desperate to have the Chiefs be this high
Speaker 2: flying team they fail to recognize that Mahomes, after his
Speaker 2: one bad playoff half ever that game against Cincinnati, has
Speaker 2: done two things. He has stopped flinging it downfield in
Speaker 2: the postseason and also stopped taking sacks or turning the
Speaker 2: ball over. In that time, the team is six and zero.
Speaker 2: Mahomes has zeroed interceptions. He has in those six games
Speaker 2: taken a total of five sacks, and he is protecting
Speaker 2: the ball at all costs. Because here's the other thing
Speaker 2: Mahomes knows. I'll throw a trivia question at you, Demanse.
Speaker 2: In the last five years, the Chiefs have played twenty
Speaker 2: six games in the playoffs in regular season from twenty
Speaker 2: eighteen to right now, since the the I'm sorry twenty
Speaker 2: nineteen to right now, the last five years since they
Speaker 2: started winning Super Bowls to right now, they've played twenty
Speaker 2: six games where Mahomes had zero turnovers. What do you
Speaker 2: think their record is in those games where he has
Speaker 2: zero turnovers out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, playoffs, I'd say twenty six, twenty six to zero,
Speaker 3: twenty five and one.
Speaker 2: Almost twenty five and one, twenty five and one. So
Speaker 2: he's he is recognized, especially with this defense. We have
Speaker 2: a lead on Baltimore that doesn't that can't move the football.
Speaker 2: Why would I put the ball in jeopardy? So I
Speaker 2: do this twenty minute rant because I I can't believe
Speaker 2: we are in the midst we are one game away
Speaker 2: from the Kansas City Chiefs having finished, by any metric,
Speaker 2: the greatest five year run in the history of the league.
Speaker 2: I will say that again, one win away from the
Speaker 2: Chiefs having executed the greatest five year run in the
Speaker 2: history of the league. Only one other team in any
Speaker 2: five year stretching NFL history has won three Super Bowls,
Speaker 2: been to four, and that's the twenty fourteen to twenty
Speaker 2: eighteen Patriots. Both of those teams, in the one year
Speaker 2: they didn't win the super or make the Super Bowl
Speaker 2: lost in the conference championship game, and the Chiefs have
Speaker 2: bettered them in the regular season by two wins, so
Speaker 2: they would have the same postseason resume, same postseason, all
Speaker 2: of it, and two regular season wins better one and
Speaker 2: nothing else comes close. The one to five Patriots went
Speaker 2: to three Super Bowls, but in five didn't go to
Speaker 2: the conference title game and an O two missed the playoffs.
Speaker 2: The ninety one to ninety five Cowboys went to three
Speaker 2: Super Bowls, won them, but in ninety three they lost
Speaker 2: the Conference tidle game. In ninety five didn't get there
Speaker 2: or I have those years wrong. But in ninety two
Speaker 2: to ninety six whatever it is. The Steelers won four
Speaker 2: out of six, but the two years in between didn't
Speaker 2: go to the Super Bowl. No one has done what
Speaker 2: the Chiefs have done over the last five years other
Speaker 2: than the fourteen to eighteen Patriots, and with a win Sunday,
Speaker 2: they trump that. And the fact that the storylines all
Speaker 2: playoffs have been about the other teams is insulting to
Speaker 2: the audience and insulting to history. The storyline after the
Speaker 2: first Dolphins game was it was too cold for Tua.
Speaker 2: Shut up, it's professional football. The storyline after the Chiefs
Speaker 2: went into Buffalo and won was that the reason this
Speaker 2: was the game of Josh Allen's entire career with the
Speaker 2: fewest big plays zero and the most passes behind the
Speaker 2: line of scrimmage sixteen was because the Bills linebackers were hurt.
Speaker 2: And the storyline yesterday was God dogg it the Ravens.
Speaker 2: They forgot to run the ball. Imagine that they just forgot,
Speaker 2: Like there's this thing that they so clearly would have worked. Look, guys,
Speaker 2: it was. It worked awesome the three times they did it,
Speaker 2: and amazingly, just by kismet, they forgot to do it. Oh,
Speaker 2: the Chiefs got lucky. They got lucky and what that legit?
Speaker 3: They were trying to get it back on the Ravens.
Speaker 3: You know, they kept on those oh those deep routes
Speaker 3: and stopping. They were trying to get back in the game.
Speaker 3: I don't think it was something that they clearly forgot
Speaker 3: to do, but yeah, I mean it does the chief
Speaker 3: They're trying to get back in the game because the
Speaker 3: Chiefs were.
Speaker 2: Kicking their ass. They didn't start the game down ten.
Speaker 2: And then oh, how about lagerious Snead first us Sneed
Speaker 2: put them on Jay back on camera here if we
Speaker 2: could before the punch out. How about the fact that
Speaker 2: when Zay Flowers catches that bomb, he gets him down
Speaker 2: in open space. When Zay Flowers catches the right before
Speaker 2: he taunts him, Zay Flowers is one almost Sneed to
Speaker 2: the end zone and and Sneed just got him on
Speaker 2: the ground, lived to fight another down, and then they
Speaker 2: get the fifteen yard penalty, but they get those yards
Speaker 2: right back. They get those yards right back, does Baltimore.
Speaker 2: And Jay Flowers is streaking towards the end zone and
Speaker 2: Snead with a perfect punch and save seventh.
Speaker 3: Though it was impossible that he actually punched that out,
Speaker 3: like I thought, he's still scoring. A way for the record,
Speaker 3: I did too.
Speaker 2: I saw that the refs were signaling touchback and I said,
Speaker 2: I Beamani was there. I said. I was like, no,
Speaker 2: I think he I said to him. I was like,
Speaker 2: he definitely fumbled, but I thought he had already broken
Speaker 2: the plane that.
Speaker 3: Was had to play the game.
Speaker 2: It was an insane, insane play by Sneed. And so
Speaker 2: I just and beople like, well, and there's another thing
Speaker 2: I heard yesterday, another thing I literally heard yesterday. Well,
Speaker 2: you know, we talk about all these big picture things
Speaker 2: and game plans and this and that, and we talk legacies,
Speaker 2: when in reality, if you're about to score, if you
Speaker 2: fumble at the one yard line and the other team
Speaker 2: gets the ball, you just lose. Except the fact the
Speaker 2: Chiefs did that last week and one. Anyway, they did
Speaker 2: it last week and one, so you can win. There
Speaker 2: is a way, be better, be better? All right? What's
Speaker 2: the last follow up? Here? Tomorrow?
Speaker 3: Said the serious one? So what do you think of
Speaker 3: the Taylor the Taylor Swift based conspiracy theories?
Speaker 2: All right? So this is this is my favorite, my
Speaker 2: favorite added bonus of this Chief's dynasty. It's not only
Speaker 2: that the Chiefs are so good now they're driving people
Speaker 2: crazy there, what'd you say?
Speaker 3: I mean, just starting to get a little stuff, starting
Speaker 3: to get a little annoying. Like I'm I'm I'm a
Speaker 3: chiefs ally and I'm just I see both sides. I
Speaker 3: can see how people are annoyed by Taylor Swift being
Speaker 3: shoved down their throats.
Speaker 2: Kelsey, Okay, well, hold on, hold on second, hold on second,
Speaker 2: Hold on a second, the tailor Swift being shoved down
Speaker 2: their throats. That that's uh, that's a matter of perspective.
Speaker 2: Because Taylor Swift has been shown in all three playoff
Speaker 2: games less than Jason Kelsey was shown in the one,
Speaker 2: and everyone loved what he did. Every everybody loved it.
Speaker 2: And that's and and that's that's literal. You can check it.
Speaker 2: In the Chiefs Ravens game, Taylor Swift was on camera
Speaker 2: three and a half seconds longer than crabcakes were during
Speaker 2: the broadcast. Check the tape, and nobody's like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: uh big Seafood pushing this agenda like so so it's
Speaker 2: just it's just nonsense. It's just people that is so so,
Speaker 2: that's not even what I'm talking about. What I'm saying
Speaker 2: is the cheat. And as far as Justin Tucker, Justin Tucker,
Speaker 2: warm up somewhere else, clown, your greatest kicker ever. That's great, Sorry, buddy,
Speaker 2: warm up somewhere else, like the.
Speaker 3: And he had a quote crazy.
Speaker 2: That, Yeah, the whole field you're warming up in intentionally
Speaker 2: in the exact spot Mahomes is doing his dropbacks, like
Speaker 2: play dumb games, win dumb prizes. Pal, you gonna have
Speaker 2: your stupid tea and ball thrown aside by the year.
Speaker 2: You're trying to poke Mahomes and Kelsey. How'd that work
Speaker 2: out for you? Oh yeah, Kelsey's greatest game of his career.
Speaker 2: So smart job. Also, the I mean Kel's Tucker had
Speaker 2: a great quote where he was like, you know, I
Speaker 2: was just you know, kind of having fun messing around.
Speaker 2: They were taking it real serious. Yeah, that's a good
Speaker 2: micro cosm for the whole game. The Chiefs took it
Speaker 2: quite serious. You guys spent some Here's a fact, a
Speaker 2: fact at some point during the week leading up to
Speaker 2: the biggest game the Ravens franchise has ever had in
Speaker 2: their building. About to say there was some time, Nope,
Speaker 2: there was some time during the week of practice where
Speaker 2: the Ravens offense was like, all right, guys, real quick,
Speaker 2: let's choreograph our swagsurfing routine. I don't know I would
Speaker 2: have maybe used that time on ball security. So basically
Speaker 2: because they told us, they told us before the game
Speaker 2: that he had a dance planned. And for anyone wondering
Speaker 2: why did they do swagsurfing, it's because the Baltimore Ravens
Speaker 2: were mocking the wives and girlfriends of the Kansaity Chiefs.
Speaker 2: To be very clear, that's what it was. Patrick Mahomes's
Speaker 2: wife and Taylor Swift in the playoff game in round
Speaker 2: one did the swagsurfing thing and everyone thought it was
Speaker 2: terrible because it's a couple of white girls doing swagsurfing,
Speaker 2: and the Ravens decided that's gonna be our touchdown dance.
Speaker 2: We are going to do it to mock them, and
Speaker 2: so good. I'm glad you guys had You seemed like
Speaker 2: a very serious operation this week, given the fact that
Speaker 2: on the biggest defensive drive year season you started out
Speaker 2: with twelve men on the field. You had everything totally
Speaker 2: buttoned up. Nothing to worry about there, But I'm glad
Speaker 2: you got your dance routine in But as I was
Speaker 2: trying to say, I know for absolute certainty that's what
Speaker 2: they were doing because the the tailor and Britney doing
Speaker 2: the sweat.
Speaker 3: I saw them.
Speaker 2: It's the Dolphins. Yeah, you think all of a sudden
Speaker 2: that just became super popular again the Ravens. No Zay
Speaker 2: said before the game, we have something planned. Yeah, it
Speaker 2: wasn't a coincidence. And listen, they at least they didn't
Speaker 2: save it. Well, you know what would have really sucked
Speaker 2: for Baltimore if they were like, save that for our
Speaker 2: second touchdown. That'll really get them because then they never
Speaker 2: would have gotten to do it because they only got
Speaker 2: the one touchdown. But as I was saying about, uh,
Speaker 2: I can't believe it's not only that the Chiefs are
Speaker 2: so good they're driving people crazy, but they have just
Speaker 2: by happenstance, stumbled upon the hornet's nest of the dumbest
Speaker 2: and worst people in the world who hate them the most.
Speaker 2: The folks who were saying that Travis Kelcey is slowing
Speaker 2: down because he got too many boosters and on Nick
Speaker 2: that's a straw man. Nope, a former colleague of mine
Speaker 2: who is one of the largest syndicated talk show hosts
Speaker 2: in America and also one of the worst sports betters
Speaker 2: of all time, has that take out there on the
Speaker 2: record and the idea those people who are now trying
Speaker 2: to convince their gullible, sad audience that Taylor Swift is
Speaker 2: a psyop by the government to help Joe Biden chef's kiss.
Speaker 2: It's just perfect this morning. Yeah. Yeah. The fact that
Speaker 2: that that these these damn snake oil salesman think that
Speaker 2: they can convince their audience that a tail literally as
Speaker 2: old as time, which is super popular beautiful girl falls
Speaker 2: in love with star athlete, had to be orchestrated by
Speaker 2: the protege of George Tennant that the guys, this is
Speaker 2: gonna be a tough one, but somehow we're gonna have
Speaker 2: to thread the needle of the football team that wins
Speaker 2: more than any team with the best player in the
Speaker 2: peak of his powers, with a super popular, charismatic co star.
Speaker 2: How are people gonna believe that they win again and more?
Speaker 2: And then to really put it over the top, something
Speaker 2: we've never heard of before, which is super popular famous
Speaker 2: woman falls in love with super popular athlete. Guys, we
Speaker 2: got over on them when it was Giselle and Tom Brady.
Speaker 2: They were none the wiser. Let's try it again with
Speaker 2: Taylor and Travis, you morons. I mean, it's just and
Speaker 2: so it's perfect. So it's just absolutely perfect. And so
Speaker 2: that's that's what this last thirty minutes is what I
Speaker 2: wanted to hear on my podcast today. Shout out to
Speaker 2: the green Light with Chris and Kyle Long. Shout out
Speaker 2: to First and Pod with Danny Parkins Andrew Philipponi. They
Speaker 2: were the closest to it. Reverse shout out to all
Speaker 2: the other podcasts I listened to, but I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't want to name names because I there's some
Speaker 2: I haven't gotten to yet, so I don't know. But
Speaker 2: that's what it was, all right. So I think we're
Speaker 2: gonna have to redo the rundown a bit. I don't
Speaker 2: think we're gonna be able to get to any of
Speaker 2: the NBA stuff, so I could speed run it, just
Speaker 2: real quick. Seventy point games under this environment are bad
Speaker 2: for the league. They are bastardizing the record books. And
Speaker 2: I've never been a guys don't care about defense anymore.
Speaker 2: The last little bit, guys need to buckle down a
Speaker 2: bit more.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about that serious.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's there's I am. I'm a die hard
Speaker 2: NBA fan and I love it. Embeed not playing in Denver,
Speaker 2: Nobody giving a if you give up seventy It's just
Speaker 2: it is. You have Stephan Lebron who are combined seventy
Speaker 2: five pouring their hearts out in a double overtime game,
Speaker 2: continuing to carry this league on their back while nobody
Speaker 2: else can take the torch. It's awful. I don't like it.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll talk Lamar, we'll talk Lions, and we'll
Speaker 2: talk Demand's other guy, brock Purty. We'll do it all next.
Speaker 2: What's right?
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Speaker 2: back in what's right with Nick Wright. We need to
Speaker 2: talk about the other team in the super Bowl, which
Speaker 2: is something that back in October I kind of floated
Speaker 2: the possibility of we can play that for you right now.
Speaker 2: If people are rooting against me, the way this store
Speaker 2: is supposed to end is with Brock Purdy outdueling Patrick
Speaker 2: Mahomes in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: It sounds like a heartache, and talk about never a
Speaker 3: doubt that'd be hilarious. Dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so if and that's what we got. And Perdy,
Speaker 2: so let's talk about him for a minute, because Purdy
Speaker 2: in both of these playoff games has played some level
Speaker 2: between awful to very poor early on and then in
Speaker 2: the first playoff game had the one drive at the
Speaker 2: end after playing really poorly the entire game, and in
Speaker 2: this game had the whole last really quarter and a
Speaker 2: half from the moment I caught the ball off Bildor's
Speaker 2: helmet the rest of the way. Perdy was excellent, And
Speaker 2: I was not impressed by the Purdy the way some
Speaker 2: of you wanted me to be when he had the
Speaker 2: perfect passer rating against Tampa, when he put up some
Speaker 2: of these great, seemingly flawless games, I thought it was
Speaker 2: plug and play quarterbacking the likes of which we had
Speaker 2: seen from Jimmy Garoppolo. I was impressed by the composure
Speaker 2: he showed in that conference championship game after playing really
Speaker 2: poorly early. And it wasn't just the composure, but the
Speaker 2: escapability for him to go along with the scrambling is
Speaker 2: a really nice weapon that obviously, excuse me, that obviously
Speaker 2: Jimmy Garoppolo never had, And so folks have been waiting
Speaker 2: and waiting and waiting for me to give Party credit.
Speaker 2: He showed me something in that conference championship game that
Speaker 2: was more impressive than a twenty one of twenty five
Speaker 2: for two hundred and eighty yards and four touchdowns earlier
Speaker 2: in the season because he wasn't playing well, and despite that,
Speaker 2: he seemed to keep his confidence. Now he got away
Speaker 2: with some and I think he has gotten He's been
Speaker 2: very lucky in multiple spots thus far this postseason, but
Speaker 2: he's also made some really good athletic plays that I
Speaker 2: will give him full credit for. And so I'm not
Speaker 2: trying to short change Party and the Niners here, but
Speaker 2: we're gonna have the next three shows to talk more
Speaker 2: about the Super Bowl matchup and so we're gonna do
Speaker 2: that more than also with the monse Evan technical difficulties
Speaker 2: right now, I kind of wanted to get his thoughts
Speaker 2: on Perty because that's been his guy off and on
Speaker 2: throughout the year. So maybe later in the show we'll
Speaker 2: get to that. If not, we'll do a lot of
Speaker 2: it on Thursday. Now back to the chief side of
Speaker 2: things and the interesting Lamar Jackson conundrum we have right now.
Speaker 2: And by the way, if you have questions or comments
Speaker 2: in the chat we see him, I'll try to get
Speaker 2: to him in the sea block. I'm not gonna read
Speaker 2: them off right now. The but we see him, Gabe
Speaker 2: and our wonderful producers are putting them in the dock,
Speaker 2: and so I'll get to those some of those in
Speaker 2: the sea block. Lamar is in a weird spot because
Speaker 2: there are two numbers that are very, very hard to ignore.
Speaker 2: So Lamar Jackson has in his career played seventy seven
Speaker 2: regular season games. In those seventy seven regular season games,
Speaker 2: the Ravens have never led in two of them. So basically,
Speaker 2: once every two and a half seasons, Lamar has a
Speaker 2: game where the Ravens trail the whole time. It's happened
Speaker 2: twice in seventy seven games. Lamar has played six postseason games.
Speaker 2: That exact scenario. Never having the lead once has happened
Speaker 2: four times. That is so something that in the regular
Speaker 2: season has happened to him. What's two of eighty two
Speaker 2: and a half percent of the time in the postseason
Speaker 2: has happened sixty seven percent of the time. That is
Speaker 2: the first flashing red light. The second one is just
Speaker 2: as damning. Lamar has played in the playoffs four years
Speaker 2: in his career. One year they missed, one year he
Speaker 2: was hurt for the playoffs. Every single one of those years,
Speaker 2: the Ravens season low for points in a game was
Speaker 2: in their playoff game. That's a hard one. For some
Speaker 2: context there, it has happened to Josh Allen once in
Speaker 2: five postseason appearances, Mahomes once in this via Scott casmir.
Speaker 2: By the way, once in six playoff appearances. Happened to
Speaker 2: Peyton Manning four times in sixteen playoff appearances. Happened to
Speaker 2: Brady five times in twenty playoff appearances. For Lamar, it's
Speaker 2: happened every single time, and so they never just get
Speaker 2: you know, beat, start to finish in a game. Except
Speaker 2: for the playoffs, where it happens two out of three times,
Speaker 2: four out of six overall, and every year they have
Speaker 2: scored their season low for the season in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: So as much as the monkey got off Lamar's back
Speaker 2: by that round two great second half, it started to
Speaker 2: climb back on a bit by being stuck on seven
Speaker 2: points for three hours of this game, and by clearly
Speaker 2: the Chiefs game plan, right or wrong, was have Lamar
Speaker 2: beat us with his arm. We don't think he will.
Speaker 2: That was their game plan. And I like Lamar and
Speaker 2: I think he was the rightful MVP. But you look
Speaker 2: at Lamar's think about all the heat Dak Prescott got
Speaker 2: for falling to two and five in the playoffs for
Speaker 2: another playoff stinker after a great regular season. It feels
Speaker 2: like Lamar now at two and four in the playoffs,
Speaker 2: with one excellent playoff game to his name, it feels
Speaker 2: like some of that same heat is going to be
Speaker 2: there for Lamar. And I don't know what the right
Speaker 2: answer is. I just know a guy that's as scary
Speaker 2: as any player in the league in the regular season. Now,
Speaker 2: every year he's made the postseason, he has not looked
Speaker 2: the same. I don't think people would be saying this
Speaker 2: if they had lost thirty one to twenty eight, but
Speaker 2: the fact that this game was seventeen to seven the
Speaker 2: whole second half essentially, and the Chiefs did nothing but
Speaker 2: punt in the second half, and it didn't matter because Baltimore,
Speaker 2: and yes, I understand they you had the Zayflowers fumble
Speaker 2: at the one, but you also had the Lamar stripsack
Speaker 2: early and the terrible pass into triple coverage when they
Speaker 2: didn't they weren't in desperation mode yet. Those things are
Speaker 2: gonna cause some eyebrow raising. And then the other big
Speaker 2: story from this weekend is Dan Campbell's forth down decisions,
Speaker 2: and this is just going to be another example of
Speaker 2: I think people missing the actual story. So full disclosure,
Speaker 2: even though I'm I, you know, analytics inclined, and I'm
Speaker 2: aware that part of the Lion's reasoning on going for
Speaker 2: those two fourth downs in the fourth in the second
Speaker 2: half was their kickers not good bad. They've had kicking
Speaker 2: issues all year. Badgely is around fifty percent from more
Speaker 2: than forty five yards. Those were not a lock three
Speaker 2: points and it was not in conflict kicking the field
Speaker 2: goal at the end of the first half is a
Speaker 2: totally different spot because the one scenario where kicking a
Speaker 2: field goal inside the five sometimes makes total sense is
Speaker 2: if it is in the very final seconds of the
Speaker 2: first half. Because one of the reasons that you go
Speaker 2: for touchdowns inside the five is if you miss it,
Speaker 2: they're gonna be backed up. You can either get a
Speaker 2: safety or get the ball back in great field position
Speaker 2: before the half that doesn't matter, So those weren't in conflict.
Speaker 2: With all that said, the one fourth down decision that
Speaker 2: I would have done differently was up fourteen midway through
Speaker 2: the third because I do believe psychologically getting back up
Speaker 2: three scores the difference between fourteen and seventeen is more
Speaker 2: than three points. I guess the point I would make
Speaker 2: is I feel like psychologically there is a much bigger
Speaker 2: gap for the Niners between fourteen and seventeen than there
Speaker 2: is between seventeen and twenty one. I think the edge
Speaker 2: of your down three scores and you have to change
Speaker 2: your game plan, get a little more nervous. All of that,
Speaker 2: I would have kicked that one field goal, but that's
Speaker 2: a judgment call that is not worth that. I mean,
Speaker 2: that is just you make a tough decision. You live
Speaker 2: with the results. The thing Dan Campbell did that he
Speaker 2: has since now admitted was a mistake, but is an
Speaker 2: honestly just as horrendous a coaching error as one can make.
Speaker 2: Was burning that third time out or that first time
Speaker 2: out with a minute left after the goal line run
Speaker 2: on third down, and I don't Greg Olsen did a
Speaker 2: good job talking about what a problem it was, but
Speaker 2: I don't think it was it. People understand what a
Speaker 2: disaster that timeout was. If you have all three timeouts,
Speaker 2: if you get to stop, you are getting the ball back.
Speaker 2: Fifteen seconds after the other team's possession starts. You're getting
Speaker 2: the ball back. Because the NFL has changed the on
Speaker 2: side kick to where it is impossible, you have to
Speaker 2: treat getting in an on side kick game as we lose.
Speaker 2: You have to treat the on side kick like if
Speaker 2: we are kicking an on side kick, we have lost
Speaker 2: the game. The probabilities are so low, which means if
Speaker 2: you have third in goal from the two with a
Speaker 2: minute left in all three timeouts, you are, honest to
Speaker 2: God better off. And this is obvious. Kicking the field
Speaker 2: goal and being down seven and keeping your timeouts, then
Speaker 2: what they did, which is scoring the touchdown, but using
Speaker 2: a timeout. The moment you use a timeout, the game's over.
Speaker 2: You have lost. That was it, and so leaving it
Speaker 2: up for chance that if we don't get this run,
Speaker 2: we're gonna have to call timeout. That was the grievous error.
Speaker 2: That was the mistake You cannot make. It is so
Speaker 2: much worse than the judgment calls on fourth down you
Speaker 2: once you're inside two minutes trailing multiple scores, the timeouts
Speaker 2: are actually more valuable than touchdowns if you're down ten
Speaker 2: or less, the if you're down nine, ten, eleven, the
Speaker 2: timeouts are what you must prioritize. Now, you could argue
Speaker 2: that Baltimore and Detroit, both of them on their last
Speaker 2: would end up being their last drives of the game,
Speaker 2: should have the moment they were in field goal range,
Speaker 2: kicked the field goal to make it a one score
Speaker 2: game and keep their timeouts. But certainly you can't put
Speaker 2: yourself a position to burn one. And everyone gets so
Speaker 2: caught up on the fourth down stuff. They's the fact
Speaker 2: that you getting yourself in an on side kick game
Speaker 2: is losing. You've lost. The game's over if you have
Speaker 2: all three times. If they had so, just for the
Speaker 2: sake of argument, let's say they threw incomplete on third
Speaker 2: down and then kick the field goal on fourth, or
Speaker 2: went for it and got it on fourth whatever. You're
Speaker 2: down three or seven kicking off with one minute left.
Speaker 2: If you have all three timeouts and you get the stop,
Speaker 2: you're getting the ball back with forty seconds left, you
Speaker 2: have a chance. Instead you use a timeout. You, of
Speaker 2: course don't get the on side kick game over. All right,
Speaker 2: we'll answer your questions, take quick break, answer your questions,
Speaker 2: and read your comments. Next we'll try. All right, welcome
Speaker 2: back in What's right with Nick? Right? Uh, we'll get
Speaker 2: to your listener questions right now. Big Seafood asked anyone
Speaker 2: hungry for a new single? I think this is our
Speaker 2: producer trolling me a bit. Let me see what it says. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's Taylor's new single. Cake it off by it now
Speaker 2: at Big Seafood. That's well done. That's well done with
Speaker 2: you know, no planning with that was done on the fly. Uh.
Speaker 2: Echo Ramos asks, how does it feel having your fifty
Speaker 2: to one Super Bowl bet last year actually come to
Speaker 2: fruition this year? Ah? I'm over it from last year
Speaker 2: and last year's Super Bowl couldn't have gone any better.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean, I've thought about it that I
Speaker 2: was Niners chiefs last year and now it ends up
Speaker 2: being Niners chiefs this year. D R says, all this
Speaker 2: outside noise surrounding the Chiefs. Guess who has no outside noise?
Speaker 2: The Niners? Yeah not yet. Uh. Here's the thing. The
Speaker 2: the media is not going to be able to help themselves,
Speaker 2: and they're gonna really really try to turn Brock Purdy
Speaker 2: into a combination of Joe Montana uh and Tom Brady.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna be really interested in how he handles it.
Speaker 2: For the Super Bowl. We know how Mahomes gonna handle it.
Speaker 2: Grayson Schultzman says, will Mahomes have a Jordan Like not
Speaker 2: letting anyone eat effect on the great quarterbacks in the AFC?
Speaker 2: All right, reminder, then no one ate on Jordan's watch
Speaker 2: thing is a myth unless no one just means Charles Barkley,
Speaker 2: Patrick Ewing and Reggie Miller. Because the following people all
Speaker 2: won titles during Jordan's career. Kareem Magic, Larry Isaiah, Akeem,
Speaker 2: Duncan Robinson, Shaq Kobe, all the great players eight on
Speaker 2: Jordan's watch except for of course, Ewing Berkley and Reggie
Speaker 2: Oh and Carmelone. I shouldn't sorry, my bad Carmelon John
Speaker 2: Stockton obviously are on that list. My apologies. Uh I
Speaker 2: here's what I think, Druff's If you're in the AFC,
Speaker 2: you've got to be sick that they went seamlessly from
Speaker 2: the Patriots to the Chiefs. The Patriots made the AFC
Speaker 2: title game every single year from twenty eleven to twenty eighteen,
Speaker 2: and in that timeframe they made five Super Bowls. The
Speaker 2: other three Super Bowls were played in by the Denver
Speaker 2: Broncos and Peyton, and the Baltimore Ravens and Joe Flacco
Speaker 2: from the AFC side of things. In twenty eighteen, the
Speaker 2: Chiefs and Patriots played each other in the conference championship game.
Speaker 2: The Chiefs then took the baton if you will. Uh.
Speaker 2: They've now been in every conference championship game since then
Speaker 2: and been in every Super Bowl but won so. In
Speaker 2: the last thirteen years in the AFC, Brady made five
Speaker 2: Super Bowls, Mahomes has made four, Peyton made two, and
Speaker 2: Flacco and Burrow both made one. Robert Remsen says, Nick,
Speaker 2: did you really turn up the TV while Bomani was
Speaker 2: telling a story to someone else. Yes, and I'd do
Speaker 2: it again. But I told Bamani before he came over.
Speaker 2: Bamani jones with me for the game. He brought a
Speaker 2: buddy of his and my buddy Josh was at the
Speaker 2: game was with us as well, and I told him
Speaker 2: before the game, there's only conver station asked to be
Speaker 2: about the game. And at one point during the AFC
Speaker 2: title game, Bamani was talking about something that was not
Speaker 2: the Chiefs Ravens game, and I did, like what quarterbacks
Speaker 2: do to crowds. I did that because I was crouching
Speaker 2: in front of the TV. They didn't listen to me,
Speaker 2: so I turned the TV up. I have no apologies.
Speaker 2: This is a very important moment and I didn't want
Speaker 2: to be distracted. And I mean that was I don't
Speaker 2: even think Bamani was offended. At one point, Bamani went
Speaker 2: downstairs and hung out with Deanna, who he likes more
Speaker 2: than me. Anyways, seemed to have a good time. Dan
Speaker 2: yell and Deanna made nachos. Everyone at a great time.
Speaker 2: But we're not talking about things that aren't football during
Speaker 2: playoff games, certainly during conference Championship Games. What are we
Speaker 2: talking about? We're civilized people, all right. Apologies for the
Speaker 2: technical errors. We'll try to get him squared away. Great
Speaker 2: job demands even though it was only half a show.
Speaker 2: We will see you guys today, Big day. I get
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