Off top, Sharon Tafelia, maybe play the music.

This is the Dominique Foxworth show.

What's up Charlie? What's the kind of, I like the game. It was fun.

I thought it was the most boring exciting game in the season.

I feel like it boiled down to a couple of things.

The conversation today is the day after there's going to be all about the roughing the passer calls.

And also, I don't know if this is what the conversation is going to be out of the game,

but it should be about the difference that a true number one receiver makes.

Even though the Chiefs won, it was obvious to me that the most impactful player in the game,

I guess not including the quarterbacks was Devonte Adams. He was the main reason,

even though he didn't have all the numbers. He was the main reason why the Raiders were in the

game. They were running the ball. Well, first they left them in man coverage and he was killing

the Chiefs in man coverage either penalty or big catch after big catch in a touchdown.

Then the Chiefs responded by a lot of cover two and other two high

coverages in order to take that away. And then it felt like the Chiefs couldn't stop the Raiders

running attack. And then we saw what was happening on the other side with the Chiefs.

The Raiders played man coverage a lot of the first quarter in the Chiefs struggle.

And I don't know where they decided to switch to like a zone. Chiefs went Adam and then we went

back to man coverage and nobody was getting open. Patrick Mahomes was like throwing the ball in

perfect spots that they couldn't drop the ball, but nobody was getting open. Key plays,

there were situations where people were in man coverage and there's a guy right on their hip

incomplete pass because they don't have anybody that scares you. And I know the Chiefs

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