Speaker 1: Welcome In, We'll Driving the Great Episode three hundred on
Speaker 1: the eve of a potential three peat for the Kansas
Speaker 1: City Chiefs. Tuesday's pod was super NBA heavy. There's more
Speaker 1: NBA stuff we could get to. It is trade deadline day, however,
Speaker 1: it's also the last pod before the Super Bowl, so
Speaker 1: we're when we go to what missed the cut, it's
Speaker 1: going to be all the NBA stuff because this is
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Speaker 2: At the beginning of this podcast, the Rams had just
Speaker 2: beaten the Bengals in the Super Bowl, and you were
Speaker 2: talking about the Chiefs becoming a possible dynasty with what
Speaker 2: comes next. So we've got a little sot we're gonna
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Speaker 1: Oh, let me hear now. As far as Chiefs dynasty,
Speaker 1: I guess you know, how do you define dynasty? If
Speaker 1: the Chiefs win the Super Bowl this next year? Is
Speaker 1: that a dynasty? If in four years or the five
Speaker 1: years since Mahomes was the starter, they made three super Bowls,
Speaker 1: won two of them and made five conference championship games,
Speaker 1: is that a dynasty? I don't know. If they were
Speaker 1: to win the next to it obviously is. But winning
Speaker 1: back to back's really hard. So dynasty to me is
Speaker 1: not the most important thing here. Most important thing is
Speaker 1: can that Chiefs from multiple Super Bowls? Wow?
Speaker 2: What I'm looking at where you're at now?
Speaker 1: You know? But what a moment. And also that was
Speaker 1: definitely pre never a doubt era because and again even
Speaker 1: in the home setup, I can't figure out how to
Speaker 1: show this. Damn. I've never learned how to show my
Speaker 1: arm to the camera. You could see my arm. In
Speaker 1: this week's Washington Post that picture in the post of
Speaker 1: my tattoo looked awesome. I've never looked more badass than
Speaker 1: that picture in the post. I feel like they photoshopped
Speaker 1: my forearms out here looking like Brad pitt On once
Speaker 1: onon a time in Hollywood. H And So what I
Speaker 1: said there was, if they win the next one, maybe
Speaker 1: it's a dynasty. If they win the next two, obviously
Speaker 1: two dynasty. But it's really hard to win back to back.
Speaker 1: And now we sit here on the precipice of three
Speaker 1: in a row. Man. That really that really great man. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it also remind you how lucky we are. I mean,
Speaker 1: that was a that was a that was coming off
Speaker 1: the worst loss in my opinion, of the entire Mahomes era,
Speaker 1: there have only been three losses, three playoff losses in
Speaker 1: the Mahomes era. The first one was kind of the
Speaker 1: way sports should be, Like, Mahomes was great, but they
Speaker 1: didn't kill the Patriots dead. And then it goes to
Speaker 1: overtime and we're gonna actually later in this podcast talk
Speaker 1: about that exact game, the twenty eighteen AFC Championship Game,
Speaker 1: because it is such an important one in the story
Speaker 1: of Mahomes and in the goat argument and all of it,
Speaker 1: and then Brady wins the coin toss. The Chiefs never
Speaker 1: get the ball, he goes right down the field. They
Speaker 1: win the game. Uh lost number two. The Chiefs were
Speaker 1: never in it. And you can put that on Patrick
Speaker 1: if you want. That'd be ridiculous. They couldn't block Tampa
Speaker 1: and it was thirty one to nine. Oh yeah, be
Speaker 1: in the super Bowl and lost. Number three is the
Speaker 1: only one that still It's like, what the what happened?
Speaker 1: They were up twenty one to three on Cincinnati. They
Speaker 1: then had an opportunity to score right before the half.
Speaker 1: Mahomes made a mistake, like there was seven seconds before
Speaker 1: the half. You can take one more shot to the
Speaker 1: end zone. He threw it short of the end zone.
Speaker 1: They run out of time. He and the enemy getting
Speaker 1: a bit of an argument going into the tunnel. They
Speaker 1: should have at least gotten three and then they fall
Speaker 1: apart and they lose. They get to overtime, win the
Speaker 1: coin toss. In overtime, you have third and ten. Mahomes
Speaker 1: blows a perfect ball to Tyreek, goes off his hands,
Speaker 1: the Bengals interception in four plays letter Bengals kicking the
Speaker 1: field goal season over and it's like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: what just happened? And that also they then traded Tyreek
Speaker 1: killins the last playoff game they lost, and so from
Speaker 1: that moment forward they won nine consecutive playoff games. No, Listen,
Speaker 1: the Patriots won ten playoff games in a row, but
Speaker 1: in the middle of that they missed the playoffs. So
Speaker 1: as far as over three without ever missing the playoffs,
Speaker 1: they're on the longest playoff winning streak ever. If they
Speaker 1: win the super Bowl, it's the longest playoff winning streak ever,
Speaker 1: whether you miss the playoffs or not. All the history
Speaker 1: stuff is coming later. The actual game breakdown is coming
Speaker 1: right now. So go ahead, demonsay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, on Tuesday's pod, you said that you felt either
Speaker 2: team could win. You obviously are gonna go with the
Speaker 2: Chiefs here, But what how do you see the game
Speaker 2: playing out? Actually?
Speaker 1: All right, so let's You're right, I'm obviously gonna go
Speaker 1: with the Chiefs. But let's talk about what would have
Speaker 1: to happen for the Eagles to win. First. Okay, where
Speaker 1: the Eagles the matchups the Eagles can win. Okay that
Speaker 1: the first thing that would have to happen is Jalen Carter,
Speaker 1: the Eagles great young defensive tackle would have to dominate
Speaker 1: his matchup on the inside, whether it be Trey Smith
Speaker 1: or Mike Calliando. Jalen Carter would have to dominate that
Speaker 1: matchup and really push, get up, push from the interior
Speaker 1: of the pocket to get Mahomes off this spot and
Speaker 1: get Mahomes uneasy. Jordan Davis, the other excellent Georgia d tackle,
Speaker 1: not nearly as good as Jalen Carter, but good player
Speaker 1: would have to stuff the run and force the Chiefs
Speaker 1: into an exclusive drop back passing game. And even if
Speaker 1: those things happen, it doesn't tilt the scales enough defensively
Speaker 1: for Philly. The other thing that would have to happen
Speaker 1: is Slay and Quinnyon Mitchell would have to consistently win
Speaker 1: one on one with the Chiefs outside receivers Hollywood and
Speaker 1: Xavier Worthy and allow them to double Travis with Chauncey
Speaker 1: Gardner Johnson being the safety help. That is the recipe
Speaker 1: for the Eagles to slow down the Chiefs offense. It's
Speaker 1: incredibly difficult to do, but that's how they would do it.
Speaker 1: Flip side, when the Eagles have the ball, it's far
Speaker 1: more straightforward what they would have to do that. I
Speaker 1: do not think they're going to be able to do
Speaker 1: what they've done to everyone, which is Saquon just kill them.
Speaker 1: That is, the Chiefs are too well coached, too good
Speaker 1: of a tackling team for Saquon to just butt break
Speaker 1: out these twenty forty sixty yard runs. What they could do, however,
Speaker 1: is Saquon consistently keep them ahead of the sticks and
Speaker 1: get them in second and six, and then third and
Speaker 1: two and on a few of those run past downs.
Speaker 1: One of the things that makes the Eagles so difficult
Speaker 1: to deal with is they are just they stay consistently
Speaker 1: in a down and distance where you could run or
Speaker 1: pass right, and so the defense is gonna pick your
Speaker 1: poison situation. And if on some of those downs where
Speaker 1: if Saquan has just been getting four, six eight yards
Speaker 1: of pop, the Chiefs sell out to stop him and
Speaker 1: aj Brown gets deep down the sideline, then you pop
Speaker 1: a big play. So that's the recipe for Philadelphia, a
Speaker 1: lot of Saquon pop the big play, your best players
Speaker 1: on defense playing like your best players. That's the recipe
Speaker 1: for Philadelphia. That makes you nervous if you're a Chiefs fan.
Speaker 1: The problem in My opinion for the Eagles in this
Speaker 1: spot is there are just too many other ways for
Speaker 1: Kansas City to beat them. So here's what I think
Speaker 1: is going to happen. I think Chris Jones is going
Speaker 1: to dominate his matchup. I think that with the Eagles
Speaker 1: interior offensive linemen not being one hundred percent even if
Speaker 1: you expect them all to play. Talking about Dickerson and
Speaker 1: Cam Jurgens, I think Chris Jones is going to wreak havoc.
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts all year has been one of the most
Speaker 1: efficient quarterbacks in the league when not pressured, and one
Speaker 1: of the least efficient quarterbacks in the league win pressured.
Speaker 1: The Chief's ability to get to the quarterback has changed
Speaker 1: dramatically since Charles Amena, who came back from his tour
Speaker 1: ACL You have a minil who carloftis, Michael Dana all
Speaker 1: rotating on as defensive ends. You have Chris Jones, one
Speaker 1: of the best players in league history, at the peak
Speaker 1: of his powers, wreaking havoc up the middle, and all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, you find yourself in must pass spots
Speaker 1: and where the Chiefs have been unbelievable and what I
Speaker 1: imagine they will do is trust Trent McDuffie to cover
Speaker 1: DeVante Smith one on one, use Jalen Watson along with
Speaker 1: the safety to double A. J. Brown, and dare Jalen
Speaker 1: Hurts to throw the ball over the middle of the
Speaker 1: field where he's not comfortable throwing. He likes throwing outside
Speaker 1: into the sidelines. And I think defensively, the Chiefs are
Speaker 1: going to be far and away the biggest challenge Philadelphia
Speaker 1: has dealt with this postseason flip side when kan City
Speaker 1: has the ball. This is not so much deep x's
Speaker 1: and o's analysis as much as it is you have
Speaker 1: one of the greatest athletes and maybe more important, one
Speaker 1: of the greatest competitors in the history of sports, who knows,
Speaker 1: probably this is my only chance to do this. Patrick
Speaker 1: Mahomes walks onto this field knowing I probably I could
Speaker 1: play thirty more years and I probably will never have
Speaker 1: another chance where if I win one game, I three
Speaker 1: p where I win one game, we become the greatest
Speaker 1: team in NFL history. And I think a dialed Patrick.
Speaker 1: When you add to it, Vic Fangio's running this defense.
Speaker 1: Vic Fangio his teams have played Patrick eight times. They
Speaker 1: are zero to eight. Patrick has played this defense more
Speaker 1: than he's played any other defense in the league because
Speaker 1: the Fangio kind of too high safety make him take
Speaker 1: the short stuff. Defense used to give Patrick real trouble.
Speaker 1: So everyone started doing it, so Patrick learned how to
Speaker 1: deal with it. Well, now you've taught the guy and
Speaker 1: given him immense experience against it, and now in the
Speaker 1: biggest game of his life, he's up against it. You
Speaker 1: add to it a fresh Travis Kelcey and a fully
Speaker 1: whole receiving corps for the first time really all year.
Speaker 1: I think the Chiefs are gonna be able to move
Speaker 1: the football. And if they are able to move the
Speaker 1: football through the air the way I think they're going
Speaker 1: to be able to, it will open up some run
Speaker 1: looks for Kareem Hunt more than Isaiah Pacheco. And then
Speaker 1: you add the ultimate X factor, which is the greatest
Speaker 1: postseason rushing quarterback ever is Patrick Mahomes and it is
Speaker 1: a superpower. He saves for the postseason, but it is
Speaker 1: so hard to account for. And unlike the last time
Speaker 1: they played the Philadelphia Eagles, he's fully healthy, and unlike
Speaker 1: the last Super Bowl they played against San Francisco, he
Speaker 1: doesn't have an entire position group openly revolting against him,
Speaker 1: and they're not coming off back to back to back
Speaker 1: brutal games that they had to kill themselves to win
Speaker 1: Super Bowl Him. Well, I mean last year it was
Speaker 1: just I mean, it was just drop after drop after drop.
Speaker 2: Crazy.
Speaker 1: And last year, remember the route to the super Bowl
Speaker 1: was the coldest game played in the NFL in thirty years,
Speaker 1: followed by Road Buffalo Nip and Tuck Road Baltimore. The
Speaker 1: route to the super Bowl this year was back to
Speaker 1: back bye weeks, followed by Houston at home and then
Speaker 1: Buffalo at home. Not the same. So they come in fresher,
Speaker 1: they come in healthier, and the Eagles got here a
Speaker 1: lot of different ways. But here's one of them demons.
Speaker 1: This number will blow your mind. In these playoffs, the
Speaker 1: Eagles have committed zero turnovers. That's not shocking, that won't
Speaker 1: blow your mind. That's a good team. They have forced
Speaker 1: or received some force some given ten. The Eagles are
Speaker 1: plus ten in the turnover margin in these three playoff games.
Speaker 1: The chiefs in these playoffs have forced zero turnovers. They
Speaker 1: have committed one. So the Eagles got to the super
Speaker 1: Bowl being plus ten in the turnover battle. The Chiefs
Speaker 1: got to the Super Bowl being minus one in the
Speaker 1: turnover battle.
Speaker 2: They are the Chiefs are going to force the turnover
Speaker 2: for the Eagles.
Speaker 1: Well, I think this I didn't got The Chiefs don't
Speaker 1: have to win the turnover battle to win, but if
Speaker 1: they win the turnover battle, they can't lose. Again. My
Speaker 1: favorite stat in football right now is this one. During
Speaker 1: the run to the three peat, there have been twenty
Speaker 1: three games the Chiefs lost the turnover battle playoffs in
Speaker 1: regular season last three years. In those twenty three games,
Speaker 1: they are a good but not great thirteen and nine.
Speaker 1: Now that is a great record in games you lose
Speaker 1: the turnover battle, but thirteen and nine is not. You know,
Speaker 1: that's like a eleven and six pace, ten and seven
Speaker 1: pace right In games they win or tie the turnover battle.
Speaker 1: Over the last three years, the Kansas City Chiefs are
Speaker 1: thirty four and one and the one loss was Week
Speaker 1: one against Detroit two years ago when the one turnover
Speaker 1: was a pick six. So if the if the Chiefs
Speaker 1: don't commit turnovers, they can't lose. They are undefeated. In
Speaker 1: games they don't turn the ball over, they are thirty
Speaker 1: four and one. In games they don't lose the turnover battle.
Speaker 1: So now you can say, well, Philadelphia is averaging, you know,
Speaker 1: forcing on average more than three game in the playoffs.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's I don't think that's gonna keep
Speaker 1: up this week. And so all those reasons, I like
Speaker 1: Kansas City to score. I like Kansas City to score
Speaker 1: a season high in points. I think Kansas City gets
Speaker 1: to thirty four in this game. If you guys remember
Speaker 1: in the Bills game, I predicted thirty one. They got
Speaker 1: to thirty two, thirty four in this game. And I
Speaker 1: think this is a if I give you a score
Speaker 1: right now, I probably should do this later. But I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say thirty four four Kansas City not an easy win.
Speaker 1: I am not arguing that, but oh game that ends
Speaker 1: up being a ten point margin. One other note about
Speaker 1: the Chiefs in Super Bowls down double digits, every single
Speaker 1: one of them against the Niners, down twenty to ten
Speaker 1: with seven minutes left, and won the game thirty one
Speaker 1: to twenty one of the craziest results honestly in league history.
Speaker 1: Down twenty to ten seven minutes left in the game,
Speaker 1: won the game thirty one to twenty. Zero defensive scores
Speaker 1: involved against the Eagles. The first time everyone talks about
Speaker 1: that Jalen Hurts fumble score flipping the game. The Eagles
Speaker 1: were up fourteen to seven when that happened. The Chiefs
Speaker 1: scooped and scored, and it's fourteen to fourteen. The Eagles
Speaker 1: went into half up twenty four to fourteen. They rallied, recovered,
Speaker 1: had a ten point lead going into the half, and
Speaker 1: the Chiefs then and probably my favorite that.
Speaker 2: Say it again, they also got blessed there after they
Speaker 2: got in scoring position off an incomplete pass. But what
Speaker 2: do you mean the DeVante that didn't lead to a touchdown?
Speaker 2: I guess, I guess it's minor. But they were saying that,
Speaker 2: which one the DeVante Smith caught a pass off the sideline.
Speaker 2: It was for like forty yards and it was incomplete
Speaker 2: and it was complete Eagles.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, ye, yeah, sorry, I didn't I didn't know
Speaker 1: what you're doing about. Yeah. Yeah, they very small. They
Speaker 1: called it at the point they know still it's something
Speaker 1: and then no. But my favorite stat of all these
Speaker 1: chief stances are the second half of the Eagles Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: They got every single yard they could have gotten, meaning
Speaker 1: if you get the ball on your own thirty you
Speaker 1: can get seventy yards on that possession. If you get
Speaker 1: the ball on your own twenty two, you can get
Speaker 1: seventy eight yards on that possession. In the second half,
Speaker 1: the Chiefs got every single yard they could get on
Speaker 1: every single drive except for the final yard on the
Speaker 1: final drive because they went down so they could kick
Speaker 1: the field goal. The Eagles couldn't stop. In the second half.
Speaker 1: Mahomes was an absolute machine. And then the Niners Super Bowl,
Speaker 1: they were down ten as well, and Mahomes threw a
Speaker 1: pick and they came back. So I we have yet
Speaker 1: to see a great first half from Patrick in a
Speaker 1: Super Bowl. I think we see it and the Chiefs
Speaker 1: win thirty four to twenty four. All right, demonse, Let's
Speaker 1: move on to some history stuff.
Speaker 2: All right, So people can hate and say whatever they
Speaker 2: want to say if they end up th repeating. But
Speaker 2: if they do end up repeating, what is it? What
Speaker 2: does this put the franchise historically in my homes? Let's
Speaker 2: start with the franchise, Yeah, franchise, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, as far as where it is amongst all time
Speaker 1: NFL franchises, we'll go kind of macro macro to micro
Speaker 1: and down all time NFL franchises. If the Chiefs pull
Speaker 1: this off, I believe.
Speaker 2: That only.
Speaker 1: The Niners and the Cowboys will have definitive case for
Speaker 1: better historic franchises. And you might say, why the Cowboys
Speaker 1: or the cow Because the Cowboys were unbelievable across multiple
Speaker 1: ears that were unbelievable in the seventies, they were unbelievable
Speaker 1: in the nineties, and they have managed to stay relevant
Speaker 1: for the last twenty five years. The Niners had the
Speaker 1: unbelievable run of the eighties, they were great in the
Speaker 1: nineties and won a Super Bowl. They have been to
Speaker 1: three Super Bowls in the two thousands. And you might say,
Speaker 1: why am I not including Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh did a disproportionate
Speaker 1: amount of it. Well, I want to be fair here.
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh and the Chiefs I think actually would be I
Speaker 1: guess similar just with the recency bias being on Kansas
Speaker 1: City side. Pittsburgh did all that work in the seventies
Speaker 1: and then was really good and consistent in the aughts, Like, yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe Pittsburgh would have six super Bowls kin Stidy would
Speaker 1: have five. I guess Pittsburgh's got to be there. And
Speaker 1: then you say the Patriots, I think you can put
Speaker 1: the Chiefs head to head with the Patriots, even though
Speaker 1: the Patriots have six because the Chiefs were great at
Speaker 1: the very beginning of the league. We're in Super Bowl one, one,
Speaker 1: super Bowl four and then have the greatest stretch of
Speaker 1: football in the history of the league. But they here's
Speaker 1: you know what, let's redo that. Not redo that, but
Speaker 1: let me rephrase it. They become a gold standard franchise.
Speaker 1: We don't need to rank them. But the gold standard
Speaker 1: franchises in the NFL right now are the Niners, the Steelers,
Speaker 1: the Cowboys, the Patriots, the Packers. That's them. The Chiefs
Speaker 1: join that group and you can't argue against it. They
Speaker 1: are in that tier. And then we could rank them
Speaker 1: however we wanted to. All right, So that's franchise. Now
Speaker 1: we go to dynasty. It's the greatest dynasty in football history.
Speaker 1: If they win. Now people are going to make the argument, no,
Speaker 1: New England's is New England's is not one dynasty, and
Speaker 1: I will go to my grave believing it. Because here's
Speaker 1: the thing people don't want or I don't want to say,
Speaker 1: don't want to think about, but I think don't remember
Speaker 1: about the Patriots run everyone knows. They didn't win a
Speaker 1: Super Bowl for a decade from you know, after the
Speaker 1: four to one, they didn't win another one until fourteen.
Speaker 1: That's not the disqualifying That's not why it's two separate dynasties.
Speaker 1: It's two separate dynasties because five to twenty ten was
Speaker 1: bad and it so let me walk you through why
Speaker 1: you have to separate the dynasties. For New England, one
Speaker 1: to four is a dynasty. And and then you can
Speaker 1: either say eleven to eighteen, twelve to eighteen, or the
Speaker 1: accurate way to put it is fourteen to eighteen. That's
Speaker 1: the dynasty. But one to two or five to twenty ten.
Speaker 1: Here is what happened to the Patriots going for a
Speaker 1: three peat. They get clocked in round two by Jake Plumber.
Speaker 1: They were ten and six, they had to play in
Speaker 1: the wild card round and Jake Plumber and the Broncos
Speaker 1: ended their quested history. So for some like the comp
Speaker 1: to that would have been if this year the Chiefs
Speaker 1: were a middling team that won their Round one playoff
Speaker 1: game and then in round two Russell Wilson in the
Speaker 1: Steelers beat him. Kind of put a sour taste in
Speaker 1: your mouth on the season, but you're owing for a
Speaker 1: three peat. Then next year six they are up twenty
Speaker 1: one to three in the AFC Championship Game. This happened
Speaker 1: to the Chiefs and they lost to Peyton Manning. He
Speaker 1: came all the way back. The next year they were undefeated,
Speaker 1: playing a ten win Giants team in the Super Bowl
Speaker 1: as fourteen point favorites and lost. Next year, insane, that
Speaker 1: demands what's crazy about that? Is that used to happen
Speaker 1: all the time. Remind me to come back to that.
Speaker 1: Remind me when I finished this. The next year, two
Speaker 1: thousand and eight, they missed the playoffs. The next year,
Speaker 1: two thousand and nine, they lose in Round one by
Speaker 1: nineteen points to Joe Flacco. The next year, in twenty ten,
Speaker 1: they get the buye. They're the number one seed, and
Speaker 1: they lose their first playoff game at home to Mark Sanchez.
Speaker 1: So don't tell me your one dynasty. If a six
Speaker 1: year stretch of that dynasty, you have wait, hold on one, two, three, Yeah,
Speaker 1: six year stretch of that dynasty. Three years, you don't
Speaker 1: win a single playoff game. One year a fourth year,
Speaker 1: I should say, you don't make it to the conference
Speaker 1: Championship Game. The year you do make it to the
Speaker 1: conference championship game, you blow a twenty one to three lead.
Speaker 1: And the year you do make it to the Super Bowl,
Speaker 1: you have one of the most disappointing Super Bowl performances ever.
Speaker 1: And when the quarterbacks who sent you home in your
Speaker 1: playoff losses were Peyton Manning, who's awesome, and then Joe Flacco,
Speaker 1: Eli Mann who at that point had done nothing, uh,
Speaker 1: Jake Plumber and Mark Sanchez. So the Patriots dynasty is
Speaker 1: one to four and then fourteen to eighteen. And what
Speaker 1: a dynasty looks like is what they did fourteen to eighteen.
Speaker 1: Fourteen win the Super Bowl fifteen, lose in the AFC
Speaker 1: Championship Game by two sixteen, win the Super Bowl seventeen,
Speaker 1: lose the Super Bowl eighteen, win the Super Bowl. Those
Speaker 1: are your two dynasties for New England. Okay, the Patriots
Speaker 1: are the chief six year run win Super Bowl, lose
Speaker 1: Super Bowl, lose in overtime at the conference title game,
Speaker 1: win Super Bowl, win, super Bowl wins super Bowl. Nothing
Speaker 1: comes close to it, nothing, not even the Steelers of
Speaker 1: the seventies who went back to back then missed it
Speaker 1: by two years. And then back to back again because
Speaker 1: the that if we're again we got to pick nits.
Speaker 1: Here they went to four, the Chiefs will have gone
Speaker 1: to five. And those Steelers' two playoff losses were in
Speaker 1: the conference championship game by seventeen and a road Round
Speaker 1: one playoff game by thirteen. So the Steelers are out
Speaker 1: of there. If the Chiefs win this, that trump's that.
Speaker 1: And you say that the Niners in the eighties, the
Speaker 1: Niners won four, went to just four and it was
Speaker 1: over nine years. So it is the greatest dynasty ever.
Speaker 1: That's not for debate. I would argue this, and this
Speaker 1: would be for debate. They become the greatest team in
Speaker 1: the history of the league this year, this team, and
Speaker 1: people are going to push back. The argument for it
Speaker 1: is the following. No team will have ever won more
Speaker 1: games in a season than the Chiefs. And it's not
Speaker 1: because of the extra game, because they didn't even play
Speaker 1: their guys in the extra game. They lost it. Anyway,
Speaker 1: they would have beaten ten won ten games against playoff teams.
Speaker 1: One team all year would have beaten them straight up,
Speaker 1: and they then beat that team in the playoffs. They
Speaker 1: would be doing it under the weight of going for
Speaker 1: a three peat. They would be doing it under the
Speaker 1: weight of catastrophic injuries to one side of the ball
Speaker 1: at the beginning of the season. They would be doing
Speaker 1: it in today's media climate, which is so so different
Speaker 1: and so much more day to day pressure and stress
Speaker 1: and all of it. And they would have done it
Speaker 1: when the league is built to prevent this exact thing.
Speaker 1: They would have done it playing a game on every
Speaker 1: single day of the week. They would have done it
Speaker 1: without any any scandal, correct and so, and they would
Speaker 1: have They would have done it against all odds and
Speaker 1: with not even anything close to like an easy draw.
Speaker 1: They got the best team in the NFC in the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl. With respect to the Lions. The Lions weren't
Speaker 1: the best team after the injuries and they had to
Speaker 1: go through Buffalo. So I think it'd be the greatest
Speaker 1: team ever. Now I do want to tell you just
Speaker 1: quick sidebar year by year super boring. Yeah, so, uh,
Speaker 1: this will blow your mind demand because it great. We eat.
Speaker 1: Super Bowls are something you get to grow up with.
Speaker 1: I did not, so super Bowls were just constantly blowouts
Speaker 1: forever likes no fun. Here's some super Bowl scores. Demanse
Speaker 1: starting in the mid eighties Okay Raiders thirty eight, Washington nine,
Speaker 1: San Francisco thirty eight, Miami sixteen, Chicago forty six, New
Speaker 1: England ten Giants thirty nine, Denver twenty, Washington forty two,
Speaker 1: Denver ten. These are in order. San Francisco twenty, cinc.
Speaker 1: Ninety sixteen a good one, San Francisco fifty five, Denver
Speaker 1: ten Giants twenty, Buffalo nineteen and then Buffalo after losing that.
Speaker 1: They lost that they had a field goal at the
Speaker 1: gun to win it, nor would missed it. They then
Speaker 1: went to three more in a row. They lost thirty
Speaker 1: seven to twenty four, fifty two to seventeen, th to thirteen,
Speaker 1: San Francisco forty nine, San Diego twenty six just blowout city. Well,
Speaker 1: my whole life's.
Speaker 2: Going on there? Why is that? Was it?
Speaker 1: Because the NFP was dramatically better than the AFC, And
Speaker 1: that's why, I mean, the NFC won every Super Bowl
Speaker 1: from eighty four till I'm looking ninety seven. So the
Speaker 1: NFC won fourteen in a row or thirteen in a row.
Speaker 1: But here are the point spreads. Demanse just San Francisco
Speaker 1: favored by twelve, one by forty five, Dallas favored by
Speaker 1: ten and a half, one by seventeen. San Francisco favored
Speaker 1: by eighteen and a half, one by twenty three, eighteen
Speaker 1: and a half point line in the super Bowl. It's
Speaker 1: super Bowl. We were like Dallas favored by thirteen and
Speaker 1: a half, won by ten. Green Bay favored by fourteen,
Speaker 1: one by fourteen. This one will blow your mind. Green
Speaker 1: Bay favored by eleven. Lost, damn to Denver, all right,
Speaker 1: charge tables, the Tables of Christ. And then and then
Speaker 1: it happened again. Saint Louis favored by fourteen over Brady's
Speaker 1: Patriots lost, Greatest Show on Turf favored by fourteen and lost.
Speaker 1: And then obviously famously, New England favored by I guess
Speaker 1: it ended up going off at twelve. They lost. But
Speaker 1: we haven't had a Super Bowl since New England was
Speaker 1: favored by twelve and the seven Super Bowl the next
Speaker 1: year Pittsburgh is favored by seven. They won by four.
Speaker 1: We have not had a single Super Bowl with a
Speaker 1: favorite of more than four and a half. And that
Speaker 1: also kind of speaks to why this should be impossible
Speaker 1: because the league is so different. Now everything's supposed to
Speaker 1: be close. You just know close super Bowls, and the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl lines have been you know, Niners by two,
Speaker 1: Eagles by two, Rams by four, Kse by three, Case
Speaker 1: by one and a half, New England by two and
Speaker 1: a half, New England by four, and app New England
Speaker 1: by three, Carolina by four and a half, Seattle by one,
Speaker 1: Denver by two, like as opposed to these giant spreads
Speaker 1: of when I was a kid. And so the I mean,
Speaker 1: that's just, by the way, the most famous game maybe
Speaker 1: in NFL history. You've seen the picture of Joe Namat
Speaker 1: Demonse running off the field pointless. Finger Jets Colts Baltimore
Speaker 1: was favored by eighteen. They scored seven in the game,
Speaker 1: lost sixteen to seven. And so it just sounds like Vegas.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man.
Speaker 1: Well the I mean, well, you see in the eighties
Speaker 1: and the early nineties, they couldn't set a line high enough.
Speaker 1: Like I was telling you, all these teams that were
Speaker 1: favored by double digits, they just kept covering. Chicago favored
Speaker 1: by ten, they win by thirty six. The Giants favored
Speaker 1: by nine and a half, they win by nineteen. San
Speaker 1: Francisco favored by twelve, they win by forty five points.
Speaker 1: You can't set a lot like they try to set
Speaker 1: a line in San Francisco. Favored by eighteen and a half,
Speaker 1: they win by twenty three. Like you just couldn't set
Speaker 1: a line high enough. And so yeah, you could just it.
Speaker 2: Was I mean even regular season games like it's rare
Speaker 2: that you get.
Speaker 1: Never plus eighteen, they never do. That's what I'm so,
Speaker 1: that's why this that's why this was actually a good
Speaker 1: exercise because it speaks to why what the Chiefs are
Speaker 1: doing should be impossible, right because all the games it's
Speaker 1: so different. Now you don't get these games where you're
Speaker 1: just a huge, huge favorite. All right, let's let's talk.
Speaker 1: We're going too long. Let's talk Patrick here before we
Speaker 1: get to our bets.
Speaker 2: So yeah, earlier, earlier this week, you made the point
Speaker 2: of with the three peet in the wind, that Patrick
Speaker 2: Mahomes would be the unanimous goat. But it died to
Speaker 2: be a little difficult to call in the unanimous goat
Speaker 2: considering Brady as seven and you know, the head to head,
Speaker 2: So I want to talk about that.
Speaker 1: I don't think it'll be unanimous, but I think here's
Speaker 1: what I think. I think that if you truth serumed
Speaker 1: football fans who's the best player you've ever seen? Mahomes
Speaker 1: would win that. I think that.
Speaker 2: People are lying when they say Patrick Mahomes isn't the
Speaker 2: greatest be.
Speaker 1: Like, well, I think that they are being too uh
Speaker 1: reliant or dedicated to the hardware. But I which the
Speaker 1: hard ware does matter. But I so I'll take a
Speaker 1: step further. I think if you told people, hey, here's
Speaker 1: the deal, weird scenario, but I have access to give
Speaker 1: you any player ever, and I can't tell you what
Speaker 1: type of team or what team I'm dropping them on,
Speaker 1: but I can tell you this. You get to pick
Speaker 1: one player, and if that team wins, you get a
Speaker 1: million dollars. Who are you picking which player? Any position,
Speaker 1: any era, and I'm not telling you where when the
Speaker 1: game is playing, who they're against, who's on their team.
Speaker 1: I think people would pick peak Mahomes over Peak Brady,
Speaker 1: and I don't think that would be particularly close. I
Speaker 1: also think that this is a relevant data point, which
Speaker 1: is Tom Brady, who is amazing, went to ten Super
Speaker 1: Bowls and won seven. Do you know how many of
Speaker 1: those teams did not have a top eight scoring defense?
Speaker 1: Top eight? So the reason I said top eight is
Speaker 1: there's thirty two teams that's top quarter of the league
Speaker 1: right ten super Bowl appearances, seven ranks. One team that
Speaker 1: he took to a Super Bowl did not have a
Speaker 1: top eight scoring defense. Zero teams that he won a
Speaker 1: championship with did not have a top eight scoring defense.
Speaker 1: Patrick Mahomes has just now recently had really good defenses.
Speaker 1: Patrick Mahomes has already been to two Super Bowls and
Speaker 1: one Wondering without a top eight scoring defense. For all
Speaker 1: of Tom Brady's amazing playoff numbers, he is he is
Speaker 1: six and five in his career in the playoffs without
Speaker 1: a top eight scoring defense. Mahomes is six and two,
Speaker 1: So he's already won as many playoff games as Tom
Speaker 1: did his whole twenty some year career without a top
Speaker 1: eight scoring defense. So people are going to bring up
Speaker 1: the head to head and the Super Bowls, the Super Bowl,
Speaker 1: Brady was very good, Mahomes was running for his life
Speaker 1: and was not. And if people want to say that's
Speaker 1: you know that one game determines it, so be it.
Speaker 1: But if people are going to argue the two to
Speaker 1: zero piece of it, I am going to not only
Speaker 1: ask them to go back and watch that Chiefs Patriots
Speaker 1: AFC Championship game, but I am going to remind them
Speaker 1: of this. Tom Brady in that game through one touchdown,
Speaker 1: had two picks and threw the pick to lose the
Speaker 1: game that was nullified by a correct but meaningless DFOURD
Speaker 1: off sides penalty. He had a seventy seven rating. Patrick
Speaker 1: Mahons had three touchdowns, zero picks in a one to
Speaker 1: seventeen rating. And that was actually the game demands a
Speaker 1: that set the legend of Mahomes in the playoffs late,
Speaker 1: because here's the situation. Patrick Mahomes, in his first year
Speaker 1: as a starter with one of the worst defenses in
Speaker 1: the league, found himself down ten going into the fourth
Speaker 1: quarter against Tom Brady. He led the Chiefs all the
Speaker 1: way back and they took the lead midway through the fourth.
Speaker 1: The Chiefs defense then immediately gave up a touchdown with
Speaker 1: three point thirty two left in the game. Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 1: in ninety seconds drove them down the field to take
Speaker 1: the lead with two minutes left. The Chiefs defense then
Speaker 1: immediately gave up a touchdown and Patrick Mahomes found himself
Speaker 1: in his second playoff game in the AFC Championship game
Speaker 1: in his first year as a starter down three with
Speaker 1: thirty seconds left at his own thirty yard line with
Speaker 1: one time out, and he got him in field goal
Speaker 1: range twenty one seconds later, and they tied the game.
Speaker 1: And then they go to overtime, coin toss, didn't get
Speaker 1: the ball. Brady third and ten completion to Edelman, third
Speaker 1: and ten completion to Edelman, third and ten completion to
Speaker 1: Gronk and I'm a puddle on the ground. Game over.
Speaker 1: They and they won, and they earned it. But Patrick
Speaker 1: Mahomes in that game threw more touchdown passes then Tom
Speaker 1: Brady did his entire postseason run to the Super Bowl
Speaker 1: his first year as a starter. And so if we
Speaker 1: want to if we're gonna say the head to head matters,
Speaker 1: the fair reading of it is, in the regular season,
Speaker 1: it's three to one Patrick, and in the postseason it's
Speaker 1: two oh Tom. But Patrick thoroughly outplayed Tom the first
Speaker 1: time they met, and Tom thoroughly outplayed Patrick the second
Speaker 1: time they met. So that's to me, not as drastic
Speaker 1: as folks want to make it. The other argument people
Speaker 1: will make is man, Tom Brady walked into a disaster situation.
Speaker 1: Mahomes walked into an amazing situation. One way to look
Speaker 1: at it. Another way to look at it is this
Speaker 1: Tom Brady walked into a franchise that had been that
Speaker 1: was in the Super Bowl six years prior. It was
Speaker 1: a franchise and it was in another Super Bowl a
Speaker 1: decade before that. When Patrick Mahomes took over for Alex Smith.
Speaker 1: I'll put it in terms of I was thirty four
Speaker 1: years old. Okay, I was thirty four years old when
Speaker 1: Patrick Mahomes took over. The Chiefs had won one playoff
Speaker 1: game since I was nine. Patrick Mahomes took over for
Speaker 1: a franchise that had won one playoff game in twenty
Speaker 1: five years of football. They have now since he's been there,
Speaker 1: won seventeen playoff games. Patrick Mahomes took over for a
Speaker 1: team that before he had gotten there, had been to
Speaker 1: the AFC Championship Game once in fifty years. They've now
Speaker 1: been there seven times in a row. Patrick Mahomes took
Speaker 1: over for a team that had been to zero Super
Speaker 1: Bowls in the fifty years before he got there. They've
Speaker 1: now been to five in the last six years. Patrick
Speaker 1: Mahomes took over a team that had won one Super
Speaker 1: Bowl ever, and it was fifty years prior. They have
Speaker 1: now won three and on the precipice of four. There
Speaker 1: is not a single thing Tom Brady could do on
Speaker 1: the football field that Patrick Mahomes can't. There are a
Speaker 1: few things Patrick Mahomes can do that Tom Brady can't.
Speaker 1: Patrick Mahomes has won a Super Bowl with the terrible defense.
Speaker 1: Patrick Mahomes has won a Super Bowl with bombs away.
Speaker 1: Patrick Mahomes won a Super Bowl dinking and dunking. The
Speaker 1: absolute floor for Patrick Mahomes is make the AFC Championship game.
Speaker 1: Tom Brady missed the playoffs when he was defending his
Speaker 1: first title. So if they pull off a three peat,
Speaker 1: if they do this under these auspices of how the
Speaker 1: NFL tries to make this impossible, not only are they
Speaker 1: the greatest team ever, He's the greatest player in the
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Speaker 1: Let's get to the gambling show playoffs nine to three
Speaker 1: and one, No Shame, No? Nine? What am I? All right? No? Eight?
Speaker 1: Three and one. In the playoffs, No shame in that
Speaker 1: not gonna be able to get obviously didn't wasn't perfect
Speaker 1: and not gonna get to the ten wins. But I
Speaker 1: really am only focused on the ninth. Uh you but
Speaker 1: go ahead, you can ask me official pick and e else.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 2: This is uh just a formality here. But you know
Speaker 2: you've got the Chiefs, uh dear, what's your I mean,
Speaker 2: what's your official peak? I mean you've got Chiefs minus
Speaker 2: one and a half.
Speaker 1: Thirty four to twenty four, Kansas City, Kansas City minus
Speaker 1: one and a half. Obviously, this game demands does really
Speaker 1: put my never hedge position uh to the test.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So here's so here's why I'll share something with the audience.
Speaker 1: If they've been watching this long, they deserve to hear it.
Speaker 1: So you know, I'm in that that gambling group, right,
Speaker 1: a bunch of guys that we all the no not survivors,
Speaker 1: just like a big group chat where we you know,
Speaker 1: bet futures with each other. But the other thing we
Speaker 1: do is you can trade teams. So as of for instance,
Speaker 1: the going into the playoffs, the Chiefs and the Lions
Speaker 1: had very similar Super Bowl lones. So let me just
Speaker 1: explain this group to the audience real quick. The way
Speaker 1: this works is bets work as stocks, where they if
Speaker 1: they if a bet wins, it's worth one hundred dollars
Speaker 1: a share, and if it loses, it's worth zero dollars
Speaker 1: a share, and it trades throughout the year. So like,
Speaker 1: if the Chiefs are ten to one to win the
Speaker 1: super Bowl, then they would be worth essentially nine dollars
Speaker 1: a share. And then if they at some point are
Speaker 1: five to one to win the super Bowl and they're
Speaker 1: like eighteen dollars a share, then I could you can
Speaker 1: sell it and whatever. Again, it's complicated, doesn't matter. Point
Speaker 1: is this, You can also trade. So like all give
Speaker 1: you one hundred shares of the Lions. If you give
Speaker 1: me one hundred shares of the Chiefs, meaning hundred times
Speaker 1: one hundred is ten thousand. Meaning if the Lions win
Speaker 1: the super Bowl, I would if I gave someone a
Speaker 1: hundred sold someone one hundred shares of the Lions, I
Speaker 1: would owe them ten thousand dollars. If the Chiefs win
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl, they would owe me ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: And if anything else happens, there's no action, no money
Speaker 1: changes hands, whatever it is, So I give that whole
Speaker 1: context to say this. Now, I am now in a
Speaker 1: position where let me check my ledger. Because I traded
Speaker 1: the Lions with a handful of people, I also got
Speaker 1: the Chiefs at a few moments where they're on to dipped,
Speaker 1: like six to one, seven to one. Essentially, this where
Speaker 1: I find myself where once again we have a real
Speaker 1: big number on the Chiefs to win that I can
Speaker 1: win a big number and I can't really lose that much.
Speaker 1: So it is let me do the actual math on this.
Speaker 1: I essentially have the short version of this would be
Speaker 1: I essentially have the Chiefs at effectively eight to one
Speaker 1: to win the super Bowl. That's how all the math
Speaker 1: of this ends up sorting out. So I could bet
Speaker 1: a relatively small amount on the Eagles to win this
Speaker 1: game to just guarantee that I don't actually lose money
Speaker 1: on the Super Bowl. I could bet a big amount
Speaker 1: on the Eagles to win this game to lock in
Speaker 1: a very good profit because I have one side at
Speaker 1: eight to one and it's essentially an even money game.
Speaker 1: Or I could do absolutely nothing and just let it
Speaker 1: ride and trust in the three peat. I'm obviously gonna
Speaker 1: do absolutely nothing and let it ride and trust in
Speaker 1: the three peat. But it is it would be Chiefs
Speaker 1: winning would make it the only bigger win of my life.
Speaker 1: Would have been betting Biden to win the election after
Speaker 1: the election had been called four years ago. It'll be
Speaker 1: the second biggest gambling hit of my life if the
Speaker 1: Chiefs win.
Speaker 2: A while ago. This is before the season, I imagine.
Speaker 1: It was before the season, was during It's a bunch
Speaker 1: of it's accumulation of bets. It's you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: some before the season, some during the season when the
Speaker 1: Chiefs odds drops a lot of Chiefs swaps. I had
Speaker 1: a bunch of swaps for the I'll give you the Lions,
Speaker 1: you give me the Chiefs after the Lions suffered those
Speaker 1: injuries and I thought they were drawing dead, and I
Speaker 1: did a lot of Ravens swaps where I'll give you Ravens.
Speaker 1: I'll give you one hundred shares of the Ravens if
Speaker 1: you give me one hundred and ten shares of the Chiefs,
Speaker 1: because the Ravens had better odds than the Chiefs. And
Speaker 1: now the Chiefs will last me in standing. And I
Speaker 1: have no Eagles liability, So that's all that's going on.
Speaker 1: I don't know if the audience cares. Now, let's play
Speaker 1: two wrongs in a right.
Speaker 2: Uh, so we're gonna run through. We're gonna play a
Speaker 2: game two wrongs on right, but we're doing it in
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl betting fashion, So it would be two drops,
Speaker 2: you know, take a couple leave one. So first off,
Speaker 2: we've got my homes here as passing yards at over
Speaker 2: under twenty two hundred and fifty one and a half
Speaker 2: plus I mean minus one ten at minus one ten,
Speaker 2: and then.
Speaker 3: You got the pass both sides yep, yeah, and then
Speaker 3: you got so go ahead, sorry, pass passing touchdowns over
Speaker 3: under one and a half at minus one seventy five,
Speaker 3: rush attempts over under six and a half.
Speaker 2: Plus one twenty and minus one fifty.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So yeah, no, you got that right. I would
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna bet over on the touchdowns at minus
Speaker 1: one seventy five. I if I had to just bet
Speaker 1: one of these all take over six and a half
Speaker 1: Rushi attempts. You figure, go ahead, de manse. You gotta
Speaker 1: take two, though, I don't think so it's two wrongs
Speaker 1: one right least one you have it exactly backwards, but
Speaker 1: I might pick two actually, Okay, because you got it.
Speaker 1: And here's the thing. I need to hit over seven.
Speaker 1: I need four scrambles and three Neil downs at the
Speaker 1: end and I get to my seven and so and
Speaker 1: I'm getting plus money on that, and he just had
Speaker 1: eleven in the last game. I also do like over
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty one and a half passing yards,
Speaker 1: so I actually would I would not do the passing
Speaker 1: touchdowns because of the big number and because they could
Speaker 1: hand them all off to Xavier Worthy. There's different things
Speaker 1: that could happen. I would do the Russia attempts and
Speaker 1: the pass yards. Let's do Saquon all right.
Speaker 2: For rushing yards, he got the over under at one
Speaker 2: hundred and twelve and a half. Our rush attempts over
Speaker 2: under twenty one and a half, and anytime touchdown score
Speaker 2: one is at minus one ninety two's at plus two
Speaker 2: ninety five.
Speaker 1: Though I will take Sequon under attempts under twenty one
Speaker 1: and a half because I think they're gonna be behind now.
Speaker 1: He might still hit the total in yards, so I
Speaker 1: would be afraid to take the Like. Listen, he's averaging
Speaker 1: one hundred and thirty yards a game this year, so
Speaker 1: I'd be scared to take, you know, one twelve and
Speaker 1: a half seems like a light number. The any time
Speaker 1: touchdown problem is is Jalen Hurtzel snipe them with the
Speaker 1: tush push. So I would take sequon under twenty one
Speaker 1: and a half.
Speaker 2: All right, next, Oh, next, we got your guy Kelsey.
Speaker 2: Reception over under six and a half. Our reception yards
Speaker 2: is sixty one and a half and reception touchdowns one
Speaker 2: is plus one forty five twos plus one thousand.
Speaker 1: He's listen, he's having it.
Speaker 2: Javilardy said, you were taking Mahomes on the touchdown.
Speaker 1: So he is, no, I'm taking the yards. I'm taking
Speaker 1: Kelsey over sixty one a half yards. He had seventy
Speaker 1: at least seventy yards in fourteen straight playoff games. Now,
Speaker 1: because one team slowed him down and that, by the way,
Speaker 1: they resulted in the Chiefs scoring thirty two points, we
Speaker 1: think he's not gonna have a big super Bowl might
Speaker 1: be the last game of his career. Now. He did
Speaker 1: say it media Day that he was asked, what are
Speaker 1: you gonna be doing in three years? In three years,
Speaker 1: you're like, hopefully still playing for the Chiefs. That seems optimistic,
Speaker 1: but he doesn't seem to think he's gonna, you know,
Speaker 1: be retiring, But no, Kelsey's gonna have at least sixty
Speaker 1: five yards. That's my favorite one of these. Yet is
Speaker 1: so far? All right?
Speaker 2: Next Chiefs touchdown score Hollywood Brown one at plus two
Speaker 2: eighty two at plus twenty five hundred, Xavier Worthy one
Speaker 2: for one sixty five, and then two for plus twelve hundred,
Speaker 2: and then Andre Hopkins won for plus five fifty twos
Speaker 2: plus five thousand, five hundred.
Speaker 1: What's Kareem Hunt? Can you guys look that up and
Speaker 1: put it on the screen. You guys know, I like this.
Speaker 1: Kareem Hunt, and tell me Kareem Hunt? And tell me Mahomes?
Speaker 2: I feel like cream Hunts. So's I'm bind you for?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry? Actually plus two ninety?
Speaker 1: No? I bet that. No, I bet he's lower than that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the mahomes? What's mahomes plus three ten? I? I gosh,
Speaker 1: I don't know, man. If this game were to potentially
Speaker 1: get out of hand, Demansey, could we see Andy do
Speaker 1: a Philly special Travis passing to Patrick, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Could the Chiefs do their own Mahomes? Is my answer?
Speaker 1: Kareem's gonna score, but I'll take the I'll take Mahomes
Speaker 1: plus three ten and I'll take Kareem plus one forty.
Speaker 1: I'll parlay those two adds good money. All right, what's
Speaker 1: the Eagles ones go ahead?
Speaker 2: Uh, Eagles touchdown? You got Jalen Hurts one touchdowns minus
Speaker 2: one ten two plus five fifty. You got a j.
Speaker 2: Brown ones at plus one sixty five, twos at plus
Speaker 2: twelve hundred, and you got Devonte Smith one's plus two
Speaker 2: forty twos two thousand plus two thousand.
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts minus one ten just to score a touchdowns? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's an easy one. And Hunt and Mahomes to scores
Speaker 1: plus nine fifty. Love it, love it um at Barkley's
Speaker 1: minus one ninety five to score a touchdown. I understand.
Speaker 1: I would. I would take the other side of that.
Speaker 1: I would. I the Again, I'm not saying you won't score,
Speaker 1: but if I choose he's it's plus four point fifty.
Speaker 1: No TD, that can't be right. No that I was
Speaker 1: gonna say the arbitrage that and crush. No, it's probably
Speaker 1: like plus one forty no TV or something. All right,
Speaker 1: what's this triple crown thing we're doing? Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So who lead the game in past passing yards,
Speaker 2: reception yards, and rushing yards.
Speaker 1: Between Mahomes, Kelsey Saquon. I was, I was bet here's
Speaker 1: what I would do on that. Honestly, I would consider
Speaker 1: doing Mahomes in Saquon and then betting a number of
Speaker 1: different guys, Like if I were like Mahomes and Saquon
Speaker 1: plus Kelsey, Mahomes and Saquon plus Worthy, Mahomes and Saquon
Speaker 1: plus A. J. Brown. But I would do Mahomes, Kelsey
Speaker 1: and Saquon, and I would imagine that's the favorite.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: I know that's probably the square bet, but I imagine that's
Speaker 1: the favorite. All right, let's do the offer because this
Speaker 1: podcast is going on too long, but then we've got
Speaker 1: other stuff to do. Yeah, so it's you.
Speaker 2: Their offer has been rough. You didn't like a lot
Speaker 2: of the offers this year, so I feel like I've
Speaker 2: got it. But they were hitting you and you weren't
Speaker 2: taking them, so we got to reach it.
Speaker 1: They even you guys gave me a Falcons first drive
Speaker 1: missed field goal. It's like a thousand to one I do, Yeah, go.
Speaker 2: Ahead, Uh so we're gonna go through them. Yeah, fifty
Speaker 2: nine seconds we're gonna run through here. You just tell
Speaker 2: me yes or no if you like them.
Speaker 1: Okay, go all right?
Speaker 2: First off any quarter scoreless plus four ten, yeah your name?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Yes? Any tight end to record first touchdown at plus
Speaker 2: four fifty maybe okay. Chiefs to win by exactly three
Speaker 2: points is at plus nine to fifty. Maybe keep going
Speaker 2: the Xavier Worthy to have fifty plus yard fifty one
Speaker 2: fifty plus yard reception at plus sixteen nine. No, okay,
Speaker 2: Kelsey to score first and last touchdown at plus nine thousand.
Speaker 1: And ninety to one. Yes for yeah me up? Okay, Uh,
Speaker 1: here're one your score. Prediction.
Speaker 2: Chiefs to win thirty four to twenty four is at
Speaker 2: plus thirteen thousand, one.
Speaker 1: Hundred and thirty to one. Yes, sign me up.
Speaker 2: Octopus plus thirteen hundred.
Speaker 1: No, I don't you. Guys just hit me what octopus
Speaker 1: were last year, and I thought it was dumb and
Speaker 1: then it kept happening.
Speaker 2: Oh no, Uh, who will have more? Who have more?
Speaker 2: Patrick Mahomes past attempts for Scottie Barnes points plus rebounds
Speaker 2: and assists.
Speaker 1: That's it helps. I'm not I don't want to have
Speaker 1: to pay attention on superol Sunday to the route, be like,
Speaker 1: I've got a sweat out a Raptors game. That's stupid.
Speaker 1: I'll take Kelsey first and last at ninety to one.
Speaker 1: I'll take my score at one hundred and thirty to one.
Speaker 1: And I guess if I'm taking Kelsey first and last, no,
Speaker 1: then I won't even need the action on any tight
Speaker 1: end to score the first TD because I've already got
Speaker 1: that juice there. And sure, and Chiefs win by exactly
Speaker 1: three points plus nine fifty. They win a lot of
Speaker 1: Super Bowls by three points. I'll take that one as well.
Speaker 1: All right, So last thing before we go to Monday
Speaker 1: for episode three hundred. Uh so, yeah, we played the
Speaker 1: side at the beginning. This shit's kind of highlight how
Speaker 1: far the Chiefs have gotten. We just want to show
Speaker 1: how far we've come in the three hundred episodes. Oh
Speaker 1: for the what's right pot, We've got another shot for
Speaker 1: you guys, let me hear it. But I said come
Speaker 1: work with me on the podcast. Something got lost in translation.
Speaker 1: I meant like, set up the cameras, make sure the
Speaker 1: audio is right. And some genius back in LA was like, hey,
Speaker 1: why don't we have him host it with you so
Speaker 1: so far, so good. I'm enjoying it. Wow, I didn't
Speaker 1: even remember.
Speaker 2: That betting you off in the middle of your yeah
Speaker 2: on the show.
Speaker 1: And that was I mean three years. We're coming up
Speaker 1: on three years, three hundred episodes. Pretty good. All right,
Speaker 1: great job, see everyone in New Orleans. Enjoy the shows.
Speaker 1: Talk to you guys soon. What's right,