You don't want it. You don't need it. But you're going to get it anyway. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Here's Kevin.

It's a Cooley and Kevin Tuesday. Tommy's going to be in tomorrow. He needed today off. I don't know where he's going. He's traveling somewhere today.

But he'll be with us tomorrow. Coley's offensive film breakdown coming up on the show here shortly.

I wanted to just... You told me before we got started here, you did not see the Patriots Chiefs game last night.

You did see the Falcons Packers game. I really didn't see a lot of that one.

Cooley, the Patriots Chiefs game was really,

it was one of those NFL games where, first of all,

New England went off as an 11.5 point underdog.

They haven't been that big of an underdog since the first Super Bowl win over the Rams in 2001. In fact, Belichick's only been a seven point underdog or greater 11 times in New England,

and he's won six of those games outright and covered in nine of those games.

So he is an 11.5 point underdog in Arrowhead against the Chiefs last night in the

postponed game from Sunday afternoon with Brian Hoyer at quarterback.

And I'm telling you, they were playing the perfect game, except they had all of these

opportunities to legitimately win the game or potentially win the game, but they just didn't

go New England's way.

For starters, they dropped two flat-out drops of interceptions.

Like Mahomes, confused by whatever Belichick was doing,

and two interceptions dropped. And then there was a call that you may have read about or seen the

highlights. Mahomes gets hit, fumbles the ball, it's recovered. They're actually returning

this fumble, and Tony Carenti called it in the grasp.

It was a terrible call. Yeah, and they're not supposed to make that call, Kevin, because they

know that they can go back and look at it. You're supposed to let a fumble play out.

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