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Hello, welcome back into the podcast that we like to call from the podium, where you hear directly from your Kansas City Chiefs.

I'm host, audio producer of the Arrowhead Pride Podcast Network, Steven Serta. On Thursday, the Chiefs returned to the practice field ahead of their week 15 matchup against the New England Patriots. We heard from defensive coordinator, Steve Spagnolo, offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, and special teams coordinator, Dave Tob. We'll go on that order, starting with Spags, followed by Matt Nagy, and then after that, we'll take a quick time out when we get back. We'll wrap things up with Dave Toppe. Here's the Chief's defensive coordinator. All the media came over for Maria. Yeah, that was a... And then, I know, I got a small apartment here in Kansas City, but we could probably fit it in here. We could probably fit in here. I'll work on that. And when I did that early on, I didn't ask for anything in return. I wasn't looking for anybody to be nice or anything because I knew that one going to work, right? But we did did do that I thought it was really good but I enjoyed it

I really didn't enjoy it no no pressure Nick from you did I didn't I'll have to have to let Andy know that

I'll have to tell Andy I'll I guess give him a little note all right I really don't anything. I'm fired up to get out there. We've got to keep grinding away. We want to get better, certainly early in the games. And hopefully we could do that in this one. Steve, Buffalo did a lot of taking guys out of the back, though, avoiding the blitzes and everything that you present to them. Just what are you trying to do to kind of correct those? This is a simple thing or something like, oh. Well, there was one that I tipped my hat off to them that they had seen, and it would have been, even if we did it exactly right, would have been a tough down to defend, they probably would have got, you know, 10, 12 12 yards there was one or two others in

there of what you're talking about that we just didn't operate like we should

have we could have taken that away made them you know throw it down check down a

load the touchdown the first touchdown one I think we can defend that one

and what we were in but you know sometimes and there are some things that we do

and I know it when I call it that can can be a little risky, but it's a risk reward, right?

There's a lot of those that you may or may not know that end up being really good for us because it's challenging for them.

But I give them credit on at least the one particular play I'm thinking of that was a good scheme by them for something that they saw.

So we'll get that corrected.

What do you see in Bailey's app?

I'll tell you what, I see a really good, efficient football player that can move the ball.

I mean, and then I was watching one of the TV games, because sometimes I put the TV games on to hear the and he's one football games

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