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Hello, happy Saturday and 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 this is the best of the Arrowhead Pride podcast network leading into Sunday night football.

The Kansas City Chiefs heading to Las Vegas to take on the Raiders. We'll start without a structure as Ron Coppin Matt Stagner discussed the rebamped chiefs past

rush will continue with my editor show myself. And John Dixon providing our marinated takeaways from the chiefs and the packers.

The Great British Chiefs show takes its first look at the Las Vegas Raiders around the 30 minute mark. We continue on with show and BK.

The chiefs lost out on Odell Beckham, Jr. But show and BK tend to think that that might be a good thing.

That's around the 40 minute mark. We'll finish up with Bill Williamson, who's the editor in chief of silver and black pride dot com.

We will preview this chiefs and Raiders game coming at you on Sunday. That is around the 50 minute mark.

But as we promise, let's talk about this chiefs past rush. It's out of structure on Arrowhead Pride's best of the week.

And on the first third bound of the of the entire game, Jordan Love drops back and guess who's pressure in him.

He's been forced in an errant throw. It's Melvin Ingram coming off that left edge of the defense, the right tackle that had Chris Jones and Melvin Ingram line up next to each other and force kind of that that that disruption in the pocket.

And he out snapped actually Alex Okafor and Mike Dana. And so it kind of tells you that they really they feel good about what they can do with Melvin Ingram and feel good enough to play him over guys that have been here all year and you know, two years.

You know, being a Okafor and Dana have been here, you know, multiple years.

And so that kind of just shows you that they trust his past with presence a little more what it also does, which we saw this week was get Chris Jones back inside, which we've all you've all been claiming for I should say I've always kind of been one to say I think the defense of an experience worthwhile and I think it may pay off towards the end of the year, but it looks like they've abandoned it completely guys they they moved Jones back inside for the vast majority of this game.

He was playing defense tackle for most of the snaps. I think there were probably a few situational staffs he still played on the edge, but yeah, and and I think Ingram is the main reason I think bringing in Ingram and feeling good about him makes him feel confident that they can just move Jones back inside and still have enough bodies on the outside to get it done.

Yeah, I have nothing to add there that's been my take as well that I was trying to give them some time with this defensive end move for Jones.

I thought there's some signs that it could actually work out, but you know adding in Ingram. I think he's been a nice fit and you know Jones back on the inside is looked like a monster once again.

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