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Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs giving six and a half for what it's worth. Mahomes is four

and one against the Chargers in his career. My question with this one, RJ, when do we

start to worry about the Chiefs defense? I know it's a small sample size. It's been

two weeks. They are dead last against the run. They're giving up over 200 yards per game

on the ground and allowing 7.6 yards per play. So there is a school of thought that, you

know, look, you've got Patrick Mahomes, your defense can suck. He's going to bail you

out every week, but that's just not sustainable. It's not. I mean, it will happen more often

than not, particularly because Patrick Mahomes is Patrick Mahomes, but that is just not

sustainable, especially when you run into an offense that can also put up a lot of

points. I think that, you know, a reason a lot of people, you know, picked the Chargers

to win the AFC West over the Chiefs was, you know, and I heard, I believe it was Dave

Damage check to put it this way. The, you know, I think the difference between the two

teams is defense. I think the Chargers defense is much more better than the Chiefs offense

is better than the Chargers offense. Does that make sense? Nope. Say it again. The advantage

that the Chargers have on defense compared to Kansas City's defense is greater than the

advantage that the Chiefs have on offense. Okay. And so that, you know, it's not a wash

in that sense. Like if you do the math, so to speak, there is an advantage to be found

inherently, and it is on the defensive side of the ball. Now, I'll say, you know, the

reason for that advantage on the Chargers is Joey Bosa. He's the X factor. Derwin

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