Hello happy Saturday. Welcome into arrowhead pride's best of the week. My name is Pete

Swini. I'm the editor in chief of arrowhead pride dot com and we're unfortunately wrapping

up the season on the best of the week. This week we've got out of structure as they

discuss the collapse against Cincinnati Bengals on the editor show around the 16 minute

mark. We have marinated takeaways from the game. We'll continue with the great British

chief show around the 27 minute mark Tom Childs and Rocky Magganya joins as a special

guest. They we live the pain. It's a sad episode here. We continue with coast to coast off

season moves and potential free agent signings for these chiefs. That's around 38 minute

mark and we'll finish up with show and BK on the chiefs wrapping up the season around

the 48 minute mark. Again, as we usually do, we'll start with out of structure. This

is our head pride's best of the week. There's effectiveness and how that ranks historically.

But it is it is two completely different players in the first half and the second half.

The mohomes that we saw last week against Buffalo that we saw in the first week or the

first half of this game completely disappeared and none of us can explain it, but we can

talk about it. Yeah, you're right. There were some crazy stats. Shield Kapati of the athletic

had the one about he had the it was the second half was like the lowest EPA per play of

mohomes career in a in a game or in a span of time, I guess. But another one was from ESPN

stats and info. Patrick Mohm's QBR by half Sunday. First half was a 98 and this is on a

scale of 100 QBR. So he had a 98 QBR in the first half of this game. Second half, 1.4.

Second half an overtime. I should say 1.4 QBR. It's the largest gap in a player's QBR by half

in the playoffs since QBR tracking began in 2006. So that shows you that I mean that's a definition

of a collapse and that's where we'll get into some of these questions where you know maybe let's

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