From the land of the free and the home of the chiefs, this is the

locked on chiefs podcast. This is chiefs kingdom and this is locked on chiefs.

I know you're mad. You should be. You should all be furious it is a pretty ridiculous day when your

MVP comes back does what he did and this team manages to find a way to lose.

And that's exactly what they did.

I'm here with Chris Clark Chiefs Digest.

I'm Ryan Tracy from RGR football and Rogue Analytics.

And there is no other story this particular day other than this team blue a golden opportunity

an MVP back on the field and somehow was not prepared in a number of ways We're going to split it and talk about the

offense versus the defense later, but top of the game just wasn't clicking on in

any way shape or form today. What stands out to you? Special teams miss cues. You look at there

was two different plays in this game and I'm not even talking about the block kick

because that you kind of expect a 52-yard field goal,

it's gonna have a low trajectory,

so it's not surprising that it was a low kick.

But the botched snap from James Winchester to Dustin Colquit that put them in a position to turn the ball over and throw the ball away and get a penalty giving the Titans even more yardage towards getting a touchdown.

And then, you know, a little looked at play,

the catching the ball at the three yard line on a punt at the very end of the first half.

If he lets that ball go when he gets to the 20, Kansas City had, I think all three timeouts

at that point, and they have an opportunity to actually run a couple of plays and see if they can do something with it.

I don't know that they would have because they just lost two offensive linemen the series before,

but it would have left the opportunity open.

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