We were rocking, man. We were out there rocking. I don't know if you heard the first third down for the Texas, man, but they couldn't even communicate out there. We only had 20% of the stadium filled up, man. It was awesome.

I think we have the confidence in every single person that's in that hole that they can make plays happen when their number is called.

That was brutal. I didn't do very good with that thing. But listen, it will be better the next time. So I appreciate you asking that, though. It was a bit of a mess,

but we'll get a fix.

Football is back. And last night's game looked a lot like a normal football game,

depending upon what camera angles just saw.

Chris, the images of the field itself during the games, it's football.

Exactly.

But it'd be the, it's the sideline shots where all of the masks you see and Andy Reed with his face shield that was badly in need of a windshield way oh my gosh

something or someone to reach up under and put a smiley face on it something you can't do that again

crying out it was crying out for someone to just just just just the of two dots. That's it. That's all it needed. Can they get a windshield wiper on that? They don't have one of those shields with like a mechanical windshield wiper on that, but I felt for him. I mean, it was humid and rainy and whatever else. And he's sitting there trying to look at the game on the field and look at his play sheet and do all that. He couldn't see crap out there. So yeah, he's going to have to

reassess that plan. And I think Travis Kelsey should reassess his plan for a coat. I'm not sure

if I like that. Yeah, I'm not quite sure what that was. But you know what? I'll agree with

Travis Kelsey. The game sounded like any other game.

It did. And 16,000 fans in the stands can create noise that is similar, not nearly as deafening as a full stadium.

But it did sound normal and it looked normal as long as the shots were only of the field. It looked like the second half of a preseason game whenever we would see the crowd, because that's the thing. I think some people thought, okay, there's 16,000. They're all going to be in the lower bowl. No, in order to properly distance, you've got 16,000 everywhere throughout the stadium. It just looks like a very sparse crowd. Yeah, no, it does.

It's an odd look. There's no doubt about that. The Chiefs fans, though, as we expected,

they made it sound like there was twice as many people in the stadium. But overall, you know,

even though it was, you're right, certain camera angles, the crowd noise, it all seemed normal, but it still wasn't.

There was something missing a little bit. Like, you know, it's still weird. Like you said, see the

crowd, see that. I felt like the players early on were, you know, trying to figure out their

emotions in the moment, too.

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