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and we have gone through some of the film. We've gone through some of the reactions to both the game

and a couple of other things. I'm here with Chris Clark from chiefs digest.com and I'm Ryan

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The story of the day is that Pat Mahomes has led this team to a three and no record and he's not doing it very subtly at all.

No, and he makes it look like a piece of cake.

And that's really, I think what's got to be frustrating to the rest of the NFL is that he makes this

look so easy and it really shouldn't be getting W's in the NFL should not be easy and

I'm not saying the Kansas City's played flawlessly because they haven't, but he is making

it look very easy to play a quarterback in the NFL.

You're absolutely right, and he's taking advantage of what he's given.

I will say that the trend that I see through looking through the all 22 of these first three weeks is that at least some of I'm not going to say the majority of but at least a good portion of these long touchdowns these huge plays are on plays that are broken by the defense because

the explosive nature of the chief's offense and Pat Mahome's arm is forcing teams into doing things

that they're just not comfortable with or they're not that practice that.

I think it is a temporary situation. I don't think you're going to get blown plays like this open

coverages against the Patriots, but this is something that he is doing by

forcing them to try and mix coverages to play things that they normally wouldn't do

and I think it's pretty extraordinary.

Well and it goes further than that, honestly, because you look at what the Baltimore Ravens did, they went for three,

how many different times.

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