Speaker 1: How to back and forth Hutchinson last game like it
Speaker 1: was a lot of fun for he was that more
Speaker 1: of the more enjoyable matchups you've had.
Speaker 2: I enjoy a good banter with everybody. I wish I
Speaker 2: would show you guys most of my micd ups because
Speaker 2: I have a great time talking to people out there.
Speaker 3: But for that one to get on it was very fun.
Speaker 2: You know, appropriate reception, it's like proturbation whatever, tomato, tomato,
Speaker 2: it is what it is. But yeah, that was a
Speaker 2: that was a fun exchange from especially because he's a
Speaker 2: big thing guy.
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 2: Yes, Yeah, no, I menytime you can take a defensive
Speaker 2: end and put him on his back is a very
Speaker 2: good feeling.
Speaker 3: How often do you learn vocabulary?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was definitely. You know, I've I've heard the
Speaker 2: word before. I've never used it in a sentence, but
Speaker 2: you know, hey, some guys, it's just it's different. So
Speaker 2: you know, people's vocabularies are just different sometimes.
Speaker 3: When did what happened to your toe?
Speaker 2: In any concern, I would say, taking a page out
Speaker 2: of my hockey friend's playbook, I would say it's a
Speaker 2: lower extremity injury. That's better I'll say about it.
Speaker 1: Or she seemed like you were trying to keep it
Speaker 1: light on the sideline with Brock and you made me laugh,
Speaker 1: but he just wasn't going for it.
Speaker 3: He's just so serious his mode.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would say Brock's always Dowton, And I say
Speaker 2: to you guys multiple times, like when he's on the
Speaker 2: football field, like, you guys don't get to see that
Speaker 2: part of him, like because he's always very you know,
Speaker 2: he's lighthearted when he.
Speaker 3: Talks to you guys, very humble. You know, it takes everything.
Speaker 2: He answers every question honestly, and then he's on a
Speaker 2: football fields like there's a different switches flip. So I
Speaker 2: realized I had to change my tactic of talking to
Speaker 2: him and it just had to be a little bit
Speaker 2: different to have that conversation with him.
Speaker 1: Like they have a lot of attention on them with
Speaker 1: whether it's Travis and Taylor or Patrick.
Speaker 2: Mahomes's commercials Andy Reids commercials, things like that, you guys
Speaker 2: enjoy sort of being more under the radar and.
Speaker 3: Going to this.
Speaker 2: I would say Andy Reid's his bundle commercial with the
Speaker 2: Chicken Tendi's is one of my favorite commercials in the NFL.
Speaker 2: Absolutely fantastic. He does a great job with those. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean it is what it is like. The Chiefs
Speaker 2: are in there there, what they're fourth super Bowl in
Speaker 2: five years. I mean, they should have all that attention.
Speaker 2: I think it's something that they're very used to though,
Speaker 2: and I don't think it's anything of a distraction for them.
Speaker 2: And I don't think, you know, while we might be
Speaker 2: under the radar, I guess to you know, people on
Speaker 2: the outside, I think the Chiefs are very aware that
Speaker 2: we're not under the radar at all.
Speaker 1: Go back and you talk to some of the guys
Speaker 1: that they went to junior college with Brandon Ayuk and
Speaker 1: he asked him about that catch the other night, and
Speaker 1: they're they're impressed, of course, and then they'll say, and
Speaker 1: we saw that all the time in practice. Curious, does
Speaker 1: that sound like an exaggeration to you or do you
Speaker 1: do you see Brandon do those kind of things all
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 2: I mean, you guys are always out there at OTAs
Speaker 2: and training camp, like you guys see it. He mosses people,
Speaker 2: runs great routes, cooks people. I mean, he's usually he's
Speaker 2: always like I think the last like two years he's
Speaker 2: been like the MVP of training camp.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I mean he does it on a consistent basis.
Speaker 2: You see running routes in the off season, does it
Speaker 2: training camp, he does it all throughout practice the entire season.
Speaker 2: He's always making plays, always routing people up. So it's
Speaker 2: just like what he does every single day. Then he
Speaker 2: goes out there and it's just second nature to him.
Speaker 2: And that's the best possible thing for football players, just
Speaker 2: when you can do those plays all the time and
Speaker 2: when you can finally get the opportunity, it's not foreign
Speaker 2: to you and you're not making anything up.
Speaker 3: He's just ready to go and it's exactly what he's
Speaker 3: ready for. When you get to Vegas next week.
Speaker 2: What mindset do you have between balancing and appreciation of
Speaker 2: being on the super Bowl stage and also just focusing
Speaker 2: on getting your job done? You talking about game day
Speaker 2: throughout the whole week? Uh, I mean pretty easy for me.
Speaker 2: Like I'm gonna stick to my routine as best I can.
Speaker 2: And you know, there's we're busting to you know, UNLV
Speaker 2: or you know, going to you know, whatever media stuff
Speaker 2: we have, you know, obligations that stuff. But I mean
Speaker 2: my message to everybody's just stick to your routine. We've
Speaker 2: done as best you can. If you wake up at
Speaker 2: a certain time, continue to wake up at that certain time.
Speaker 2: Hey on Wednesday, if after practice, you you know, do
Speaker 2: some body maintenance and you go home, you sit on
Speaker 2: your couch and watch TV. Hey, why change it up?
Speaker 2: Like you don't to go get you don't need to
Speaker 2: get dinner with your agent. You'll see him next week.
Speaker 2: Like you don't need to do anything extra. Just do
Speaker 2: what you've been doing, what's been working for you, and
Speaker 2: celebrate when you're done. Just do what you've been doing
Speaker 2: the whole season. Don't make anything up like that's my thing. Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: Vegas brought the street, the strip, all the lights. It
Speaker 2: is what it is. But what's really cool would be
Speaker 2: winning the super Bowl. Anything else before that is who cares?
Speaker 3: Really? His chiefs defense will makes it so tough.
Speaker 2: Chris Jones is really good at football. Ever, any time,
Speaker 2: like you give him a one on one, he seems
Speaker 2: to dominate it. They put him out on the edge
Speaker 2: versus the tackles, he does a really good job over there.
Speaker 2: You know, they usually go out the right tackle. So
Speaker 2: he does a really good job just doing that by himself.
Speaker 2: And then because of all the double teams. It frees
Speaker 2: up all the other guys in the D line. Thirty
Speaker 2: two Bolton, I think is his last name. I think
Speaker 2: he's one of the most underrated linebackers in the NFL.
Speaker 2: I think he's really good in coverage. He flies around.
Speaker 2: I think like he doesn't get their recognition for it.
Speaker 2: I don't think because of there's a lot of other
Speaker 2: linebackers that played a high level two and then when
Speaker 2: you think of the Chiefs usually just think about Mahomes
Speaker 2: and Kelsey and Chris Jones. So I think he's playing
Speaker 2: at under level, and I think their whole secondary's playing
Speaker 2: really really well together. If you watch the tape and
Speaker 2: you see all the movements, all the motions that teams
Speaker 2: do against them, they communicate better than anyone else I've
Speaker 2: seen on tape, Like they don't get confused by when
Speaker 2: they do the double motions, all that stuff. Like they
Speaker 2: communicated at a very very high level because they've been
Speaker 2: playing in the same system. A lot of those guys
Speaker 2: have been there for a while, so it's like you
Speaker 2: have a vet team who's played a lot of games together.
Speaker 2: They've you know, and also one of the cool things
Speaker 2: is they didn't have a ton of success throughout the
Speaker 2: entire season, right they weren't, you know what are the
Speaker 2: three seed? And so that's not what the Chiefs are
Speaker 2: usually used to. And so for them to like to
Speaker 2: kind of battle back and finish at a really strong
Speaker 2: and then also in the playoffs go on the road
Speaker 2: two times and I mean do exactly what they needed
Speaker 2: to do. Like they're just playing hot right now and
Speaker 2: they're playing very confident. I think that's a really good job.
Speaker 2: And also their two corners are two of the best
Speaker 2: corns we're going to face all year, and just watching
Speaker 2: their tape is they're phenomenal. They jam, they stay on
Speaker 2: your hip. Their whole defense is playing at a really
Speaker 2: high level.
Speaker 3: Right now.
Speaker 1: If we're going to ask you about Trent Williams locker situation.
Speaker 3: I'm very jealous.
Speaker 2: I know I had three lockers during COVID and they
Speaker 2: took those away from me.
Speaker 1: Darn it.
Speaker 3: Say something about like just.
Speaker 1: See that could be viewed as like this guy's kind
Speaker 1: of quick, but.
Speaker 2: You know you're you say that to Trent, Yeah, hey, hey, Trent,
Speaker 2: Eric says you're oh that's crazy man, Yeah.
Speaker 1: That, And it speaks to maybe his staying on this
Speaker 1: team and what he's accomplished. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Is there some symbolism to it. Uh, he's larger than life.
Speaker 2: He has a silver back, reala tatted on his back
Speaker 2: and it's on his private jet. You know, it's Trent Williams.
Speaker 2: He can do whatever he wants and I don't think
Speaker 2: anyone really cares.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: He's also he's got so much stuff that if you
Speaker 2: were to give someone else that locker, his stuff's gonna
Speaker 2: be in their locker regardless. So just give the man
Speaker 2: two lockers if you want to give him three, don't care.
Speaker 3: He has it fenced off like it's a club.
Speaker 2: It's perfect, it's it's everything that is Trent Williams, and
Speaker 2: he deserves it as well. I would like a second one, though,
Speaker 2: I'll talk to him about it. Yesterday, they maybe were
Speaker 2: a little naive because they got the Super Bowl their
Speaker 2: first you know, first year, first couple of years, and
Speaker 2: then took it for granted thinking they could get back
Speaker 2: so easily.
Speaker 3: What's been the hardest part of this climb to just
Speaker 3: get back to this point for you?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean there's a lot of guys that you lose,
Speaker 2: like you know, after the Super Bowl year, a lot
Speaker 2: of coaches that get you know, picked off and taking
Speaker 2: to other teams, and so you have to find out
Speaker 2: ways to win. It's like, yeah, we're very confident going
Speaker 2: into the twenty twenty season, Like we're confident going in
Speaker 2: every season, but you're replacing a lot of guys. You
Speaker 2: are teaching new guys that come in the culture of
Speaker 2: the team, the style of that we play. Coaches are
Speaker 2: kind of learning it. So there's just like a lot
Speaker 2: of moving pieces twenty four to seven, and you know,
Speaker 2: it's kind of on the guys that we have here
Speaker 2: and coach Hanahan, coach I mean and John Lynch to
Speaker 2: like figure out how to you know, keep that the
Speaker 2: way that we want it to be, but also evolve
Speaker 2: and adapt. And you know, winning NFL is really hard.
Speaker 2: It just is you know, boss bounce your way, injuries,
Speaker 2: all that stuff. It's it's difficult sometimes and you know
Speaker 2: football is a very difficult sport and so it's hard
Speaker 2: to get back to the top. You know, we've gotten
Speaker 2: close couple of times, but you know, hey, the ball
Speaker 2: bounces other people's ways, and some players weren't made and
Speaker 2: that's just football, and it's very nice to be able
Speaker 2: to say that we got over that NFC Championship hump
Speaker 2: and have another opportunity.
Speaker 1: Finally, about your last long matchups with Chris Jones, Like.
Speaker 2: As the Niners, I don't block him very often. We
Speaker 2: want maybe once in a while. I would just say
Speaker 2: he is a very dominant player. He's incredibly physical, he's huge,
Speaker 2: He's very hard to block one on one. And like
Speaker 2: I said, when you have a guy like on the
Speaker 2: interior that's as dominant as that guy is, you have
Speaker 2: to account for him with like three hands or two
Speaker 2: sets of hands.
Speaker 3: And when you're doing that.
Speaker 2: It just allows all the other guys to get all
Speaker 2: these one on one opportunities. And then then you throw
Speaker 2: in they'll put five guys on the line, or they
Speaker 2: might blit somebody else and then hey, it's leaving somebody
Speaker 2: one on one with Chris Jones, and it's like, hey,
Speaker 2: good luck. Like he's amazing, one of the best players
Speaker 2: in the NFL. He's been like a top ten on
Speaker 2: the NFL one hundred multiple years in a row. There's
Speaker 2: a reason he is because you have to account for
Speaker 2: him on every play. And I think that he's like
Speaker 2: you have to treat him kind of Aaron Donald dish,
Speaker 2: which where like he could wreck any drive. You say, hey,
Speaker 2: we're gonna leave Hi one on one, and then all
Speaker 2: of a sudden he swims through tacks, running back in
Speaker 2: the back of a minus five. You're looking at second
Speaker 2: and fifteen and it ruins the drive. So he's just
Speaker 2: very very good at wrecking plays, and when you have
Speaker 2: to ac count for something like that, it just kind
Speaker 2: of leaves other people open.
Speaker 3: Thanks guys,