Here's what we're doing today. Thursday night football recap. Who are the chiefs in 2023?

We're talking football and we're talking red zone. Best season ever, I think. Season 15

for Scott Hansen. So Scott's going to stop by with us. And this is a big deal for me

from the police. One of the greatest drummers of all time, Stuart Copeland. His book is out.

Police Diaries. We're going to talk to him about the police. Maybe even a little oyster

ahead in there and life advice in the fan dual alliance picks. Enjoy. Little Thursday night

football recap for you. So we've got another Kansas city win. They're five and one. They

be Denver. You already knew that part of going into the game. It was the first time in

my home's career that he'd be facing the worst statistical defense in the NFL for that

season. First time. First time, I guess for the worst time. We knew coming in. We had mentioned

it, Denver, because we were talking about Russell Wilson a little bit this week. They were

allowing over 36 points per game, not great. And four to 50 yards. She's like, man, Kansas

city is going to like these dudes up. But that's not really what happened. Is it Kansas city

had five trips inside the red zone, only one touchdown. They are now 17th in red zone

touchdown percentage just over 54%. Last year, they were the number two red zone touchdown

percentage team in the NFL. It's 71% right behind the Buffalo Bills. So that's a little

weird, right? It almost felt like Kansas city at times wasn't really even taking Denver

seriously. Like, hey, these guys aren't really going to be like they'll break eventually

defensively. I mean, kind of shout out to Denver's defense after being so disastrous for

the start of the season to keep Kansas city out of the end zone that many times when you

give it up one touchdown to my homes, that's pretty good for a defense that I still like,

I can be guilty of this at times. But there's a few guys in this team I like like they shouldn't

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