Hello and welcome to the MM-QB podcast. I am your host Gary Gramling. I am with

Andy Manoyt. Andy we are we are underway here with the season where we're going to preview three games from

Sunday and Monday action but let's start with a Thursday night game a bit of a bit of a

bummer for Texans fans this morning less of a bummer for Texans fans this morning.

Well, less of a bummer than it was last time at least, but Kansas City was in total command.

Not total command, but they, Kansas City did what they wanted to do within the flow of that game right I thought Houston had

a solid plan Gary it's it looks like they're going to be a lot more multiple

under Anthony Weaver as defensive coordinator which is that's that's that's kind of unique.

Usually, I'd have to go back and look at this.

I don't want to generalize, but I want to say,

when you have defensive line coaches

that become coordinators, those guys tend to play straightforward four-man

rush concepts. That's what they've coached. They're confident in that because

they can coach those guys individually. Weaver was drawn up a lot of

different pressure designs, which I've gotten to know him a little bit and now that I've seen what he does it doesn't surprise me looking back on some of the things I've talked with him about.

He sees the full game for sure, and especially once you get into the box and all the different things you can do in the box

I thought they had the right approach against Kansas City

They mixed in pressure and they mixed in two deep looks and Kansas City ultimately ran the ball and what happened was the Chiefs ran the ball effectively

Yeah, they they really didn't get any downfield shots. They had to Marcus Robinson drop that one touchdown early on they got

overturned on the review but that was it it wasn't you know it wasn't a chief see oh my

goodness you know tarry kill got loose for a six- yard touchdown tubby game.

It was just a methodical Drew Breezean type of sustained drive offense here.

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