Now, once again, joined by my esteemed deputy editor, Mr. John Dixon, John, are you still

football hungover? Like my old man from South. It is a two-day football hangover, isn't

it? No, it's crazy, isn't it? One again on Sunday. I just, I was having heart

propositions. I don't know about anybody else. I'm too old for this. Maybe we'll have you

sit out chiefs and bangles, you can go to the park or something that way. I'll be honest

with you. I've gotten to a point now where, okay, reasonably, covering football has become

regular, going to Arrowhead and even for a playoff game that isn't an AFC title. So I'm sitting

in the press box and this is as nervous as I, and I really don't get nervous ever. Like when

I'm watching these games, I'm always just trying to like take notes and stuff, but I could,

I was sitting there and I was on the edge of my seat in this press box and it was the greatest

game that I have ever seen in my eight years covering the chiefs. I went to Super Bowl

too. And I mean, that, I guess you have to put as number one because there's a championship

on the line and the chiefs were down 10 points and what a comeback that was, but my God,

I just think being this on the brink of losing when the chiefs were down in the Super Bowl,

there was six, seven minutes left. This was the team seconds. I was, I was not, I mean,

I thought we were done. I thought Steve and I would be getting together today, maybe

to talk about the offseason podcast schedule and maybe Patrick Mahomes knew he didn't want

to hear any offseason podcast yet and probably just said, okay, I'm going to turn intrinsically

and get this done. But man, what a set of circumstances and to go to Tyree Kill and to

Travis Kelsey and the Kelsey play and we're going to get into our, our Mariner to take

away. But just the pure emotion of the game and arrowhead and I think about the joy

for chiefs fans and I, I do feel a little bit for bills fans because I think there is

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