Hello, everybody. Welcome to a good football show. I am Patrick Dardi here for the final time with Danny Carter on Super Bowl 56 radio row.

We have another amazing show for you today. Clyde Edwards-Elayer is with us off the jump before we welcome in the ringer's Danny Kelly for some draft and Super Bowl talk.

And then we then sit down with Mr. CD Lam. Clyde, you are 22 years old. You are a national champion at LSU.

You reached the Super Bowl as a rookie. You take the rock from the best football player on the planet in Patrick Mahomes. How are you feeling?

I'm feeling great. I'm feeling great. How about you? We are good. We are a little exhausted. I can only imagine.

Being a podcaster is almost physically as exerting as being a football player. The physical toll is great.

That's great. We don't realize how much talking takes a toll on you bro. That's true. Our voices are shot. Listen to them. They actually are shot.

Clyde, I wanted to ask you, among Kansas City running backs with 100 carries of season, you had the best yards per carry at 4.3.

You were eighth among all NFL running backs in yards before contacting you at the highest catch rate of any KC running back.

I was going to ask you how do you assess your 2021 performance and how can the team help you be even more productive in 2022?

I would say in 2021, for me battling a lot of injuries, and I can look at stats and undo whatever, but I'm not a big.

I look at the film and how I feel about the film is how I grade myself. For me, it's just not enough film.

Having a knee injury early on against the first game against the bills and then having to get put on short-term or after that time, then after it felt like I was rolled and had the 200 yard games back to back.

I'm back into it and then had this weird shoulder, collarbone or deal man, and that set me back.

For me, man, it's playing and I really just being on the field with my brothers, bro. We go out there and we Monday through Sunday, literally.

Getting to the build in F5 and then you leave in F5, and it's like all you want to do is do that one thing on that one day, and that's played that game for an hour.

That's literally all I want to do is get on the field.

How are you feeling physically? Right now, probably not 100%.

But as close as I could be at this time, still doing everything that I needed to for recovery and rehab, but it's all a process.

I know you missed a few games as a rookie, but you said you missed six or seven. Have you ever dealt with that?

Anything like that until this year? Have you ever dealt with having it?

Because that's like, you can't even imagine you're probably just dying to get out there.

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