McCle Harkman, Byron Pringle, and Marcus Robinson this past year, and even into the playoffs.

But what kind of luxury is it for you to have those kinds of weapons?

And you can rely on them outside of just throwing it to Tyreeks Hill.

Yeah, I mean, I think not only having them and all their different skill sets that they have,

where they can make big plays happen and everything like that, But just the relationships that have built those guys over the years. I mean, guys like Byron Pringle, I mean, I've thrown to him for three or four years now, Marcus Roberts Robinson, same thing. And then McCull, I've been with him since he's entered the NFL. So just knowing where they're going to be at, knowing how they play, and developing those relationships and that chemistry with them, I think, helps out

a ton when you're out there on the football field.

Patrick Ruhams talking about his weapons and the weapons were utilized to their full extent

on Sunday night as the chiefs beat the bills.

Peter, you know, if they would allow me to be the commissioner for one day and I could change one thing,

one thing about the NFL, one thing.

Over time.

No, well, I'm going to be far more flippant than that.

I'm reminded how much I dislike the new conference

championship trophies, which look like oversized pieces from the Monopoly game. I'd go back to the

old George Hallis and Lamar Hunt trophies that were kind of thick and substantial, something you'd

want to put on your coffee table. I love those old trophies that were kind of thick and substantial, something you'd want to put on

your coffee table.

I love those old trophies.

I don't like these new ones.

You know, you're probably also the kind of guy who when you write a book one day, you know,

after Playmakers, you're going to write a book and it's going to be a coffee

table book on coffee tables. I can just see that one day. I think that's really what. And so,

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