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I mean, everywhere you go right now in Kansas City,

people are talking about the Kansas City Chiefs.

This town is buzzing after the win over Cleveland.

And, of course, the injury to Patrick Mahomes.

We now have a report in Kansas City from Carrington Harrison of 610 Sports Radio in Kansas

City that Patrick Mahomes did not suffer a concussion at all. No concussion whatsoever. It was a pinched

nerve or a squashed nerve in his neck that rendered him loopy there for a very short period of time after that

play. And they've diagnosed that as that. We saw the tackle being made on that play where the

defender had his arm around Mahomes' neck and was tackling him like that. Had a couple of people

texting me during the game yesterday. They said that looked like a chokehold in UFC,

which can negate a fighter or, of course, the fake stuff we see in regular

WWE wrestling and stuff like that.

It makes sense.

We heard Andy Reid say after the game on Sunday, he got hit in the back of the head from

behind, and it didn't look like his head hit the ground very hard at all.

It was pretty hard to believe that he had a concussion from that.

So it makes sense.

Andy Reid, noncommittal on Monday, said, it's out of my hands. The medical staffs got that. This is easy and a no-brainer for a coach. I have nothing to do with this. They're going to tell me if he can play or can't play. And that's all I'm saying to you. And so that's the actual story you'll see everywhere. at 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City,

Carrington Harrison,

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