Today, Andrew, we've mentioned a couple times the victory lap you guys took in KC after

the first game.

What exactly was the victory lap and is that something that you think about this week as far

as both-in-board material or anything like that?

Not really.

I mean, you can find a smart aleck bus driver in Kansas City who made some snide comments when we got on the bus.

Maybe that's why we drove around the stadiums to tick him off.

You know, this is ridiculous.

Next question.

Listen, they won the game so they can do anything they want to do.

They end up winning the game.

No, it's not our style, but we'll get ourselves back, ready to play.

It's just as important as any other game in the division, no matter if they took the victory lap or not.

It doesn't mean anything. You guys got to understand. I was raised in this division. I played with the San Diego

charges back in the day, so we understand what the AFC West is all about. Now, maybe the bus driver took

her own turn and had to just circle the stadium, but none of that matters. It really doesn't.

If that's what they want to get all excited about, awesome. Like, if they did it to us,

awesome. Like, I'm still going to work my tail off. I'm still going to go, you know, to watch my film. I'm still going to show up for the game just like I always do ready to play. Like, you know, I don't need anything at it. They, shoot, I've had people say crazier things about me than driving a bus around the stadium. And you still just show up and play the game. You know what I mean? So if they want to get excited about it, awesome.

They can get excited about it, man.

I'm just going to keep doing my process and play football.

Why'd you have to ruin that with Derek Carr at the end?

I'm just kidding.

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