We continue from Indianapolis, site of the scouting combine.

Join us now the three-time defending AFC champion, three-time Super Bowl winner, future

walk-in-the-door, no debate first ballot Hall of Famer, Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid.

Welcome back.

Great to see it.

I appreciate you guys for having me.

Oh, we always appreciate your time.

You the man.

All right.

First thing is,

have you, do you, have you watched the Super Bowl back on film yet? Yeah, I watched it a couple

times. You did a couple of times. You're ready. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. So you got,

like, the next day you go into it, or you let a few days kind of... I watched it right after. All right. You got anything you want to get off your chest and tell us all right now about what the game and what happened? See, that's dangerous. That's dangerous.

Because you kind of go into a morning period there for a few days and then all of a sudden

Brett Veach calls he goes, hey, take a look at these 10 free agent guys, you know, so life moves on real

fast. That snaps you out of it. That's a beautiful. You don't have a whole lot of time to celebrate the victory. You also don't have much time to

agonize over the defeat. The train is coming. That's right. Absolutely. And the one,

the one thing I really appreciated was our guys standing up and going, hey, listen, I could have

done better. You know, if they're willing to do that, you have a chance, man.

And so if they're all pointing fingers at each other, that's a problem.

But our guys, and that's a strength in our locker room, our guys all stood up, man, we're disappointed.

I wish we, you know, we would have done this, or I could have done this.

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