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Herbert's throwing,

fading back, over the medal.

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Make it legendary.

Rich Eisen with the call on Friday night on YouTube TV.

So we went to break and I was teasing, you know, the big problem for Kansas City,

which is actually not Xavier Worthy, like being out of that game against the Chargers.

The big problem for the Chiefs.

And it was the problem last Friday night.

And I'm concerned that this could be a problem for them

all season long, at least to begin the year. The Chief's past defense on Friday night was

absolutely dreadful.

This is not to insinuate that Justin Herbert didn't play a great game,

or did it take anything away from Herbert's performance,

or the players on the team,

or the game called by Greg Roman, and coached by Jim Harbaugh.

The Chargers get a ton of credit, and Herbert was magnificent in the game, so please don't confuse. It's not like a veiled shot at the Chargers. But the Chiefs' past defense was brutal. Now, Ladd-McConkie got his. Ladd-McConkey's already one of the best receivers in the league. So I'm going to take Ladd-McConkey out of the equation for a moment.

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