From the land of the free and the home of the chiefs with two-man coverage of the

red and gold this is the locked-on chiefs podcast part of the Lockton Podcast Network.

Welcome back to another episode of Lockton Chiefs. This is a special

Sunday episode, actually Saturday night, for the Chiefs playoff loss, and what a brutal, brutal

game that was. Welcome Cody Tapped to the show. Thank you for coming, Cody.

No problem. Arrowhead is a sad empty place as we speak, so happy to join, but sorry it's under such unfortunate circumstances.

Yeah, I can only imagine what the team was like and what the fans leaving that stadium were like.

Yeah, it was it was tough. I mean I went down to the locker room after obviously and talked to Reggie Raglan and Cream Hunt and

heard Alex Smith talk and I mean when you go back through and listen to everybody I

mean there was a lot of devastation especially guys who have been around long

enough to have also suffered that cult's loss but I mean this team's

history speaks for itself I think the stat was out by Conrad McGorkin earlier

since 1986 his team is 304 and 236 in the regular season and 4 and 15 in the post season and their home losing street continues so

It was brutal I mean just fans and the players and just a feeling in the even just the media area everyone's like oh my like oh this isn't happening again you don't feel you don't want that to happen to cheese fans but certainly tonight was just kind of a brutal feeling of that.

Absolutely and what did you think, what were a couple of things that stood out to you because to me looking at this game, Alex Smith came out and was flinging the ball all over the field in the first quarter.

It looked like he could possibly throw for and I'm being sarcastic but 600 yards.

I mean he was just on fire in the first quarter and still played pretty well in the second quarter and then

Travis Kelsey goes out and everything seems to go to heck.

Well and yeah I mean that's the initial thought right there are of, there's plenty of blame to go around.

This game is not solely on Alimuth, but it certainly isn't not on him.

I mean, he was on pace for four hundred and sixty yards through one half of football.

He finished with thirty three passing yards in the second half

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