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Andy Reid in the Chiefs headed to their fifth Super Bowl in the last six seasons.

While it may be an old hat that Andy Reid wears in this circumstance and for some of his players as well,

he said that he still gets a lot of joy from seeing the guys make it to the big game for the first time.

I love that part. I went around all those guys, man. I was so happy for him. And just seeing

Kareem standing there going, wow, this is unbelievable. Or DJ jumping up and down, who's been in

this league a while and been through a few things or or

de André man he had a smile on his face it was a mile wide so I mean all those things uh p ryan goes

and helps seal the game for us uh new addition and all that stuff is great I mean that's that's, that's what, that's why you do this.

That's why you do this as a coach. I mean, it's just to see those guys achieve like they've

achieved here. It's a wonderful sentiment and it's a really good reminder from Andy Reed that while

you may have seen coach Reed or Patrick Mahomes or Travis Kelsey there before, there's a lot of

guys on the big stage for the first time. However, there's a growing sentiment also that it's annoying to see the chiefs here at all times. Peter, do you think chief's fatigue is real? All right. I could take this a million different directions. Let's first start off with the theory that everyone's over the chiefs.

They don't want to watch the chiefs. They don't want to see the chiefs. CBS just put out a press release

yesterday and 57 million Americans watch chief's bills on Sunday. Don't tell me they're tired of it

because they're watching it. There was a home shopping network show on. There was Home and Garden

on and I'm sure there was some NCAA basketball on if you didn't like it. You watched. So obviously, whether you hate them or you like them, you were watching. And that goes back to the old Howard Stern theory from the movie Private Parts where pig vomit says, you know, you're shaking your head. Is it because you're going to use the same line or no? Literally the same exact line. Why don't you deliver it then, Kyle? All right. So this is a great point for Peter. So Paul Giamatti plays Howard's producer and he hates Howard Stern and he talks to this researcher. And the researcher says to Paul Giamatti, the average Howard Stern fan listens for an hour and 20 minutes. Reason why? I want to see what he'll say next. And then Jiamidi says, all right, fine. But what about the people who hate Howard Stern? Great question.

The average Howard Stern hater listens for two and a half hours. How can that be?

Most popular answer, I want to see what he'll say next. Take it away.

And from there, that's what this is. You might loathe them.

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