Hello, hello, hello. I am Matt Williamson. This is the Locked-on NFL podcast. You might be surprised to be hearing from me right now, but it's a little over an hour before kickoff here on Sunday. Watch those two wildcard games yesterday. I figured I would recap those two games and then, you know, get you in your earbuds a little earlier, you know.

So let's start with Tennessee 22, Kansas City, 21.

And I know there's a lot of complaints about the refereeing.

It's probably warranted, but I don't think that's why they lost this game.

I think two big injuries were huge.

And give Tennessee credit. I mean, sticking with Henry, I think two big injuries were huge and give the Tennessee credit. I mean,

sticking with Henry, I think, was very important here. But as the game went, and it was 14

nothing before you knew it. I mean, it was 21-3 at the half. Kansas City was rolling. This looked

like a blowout. I will say Alex Smith was playing fantastic.

Had a great first half. Second half was much uglier for him, but I'm not sure I blame him.

So I think Smith, and what might have been his last game as a chief, really played well, especially

early on, got out the lead.

You thought this thing was in the bag.

Then the Kelsey injury happened.

And I don't think that's a coincidence at all of that's when the game changed,

at least for when Kansas City has the ball.

If you're going to play, we talked about this Friday,

and I talk about it a lot with Gruncowski and Steelers, Patriots, and all these things.

But if you're going to play a lot of man coverage as Tennessee likes to do,

yeah, Dory Jackson's at a disadvantage against Tyree Kill.

But the guy that really causes problems is Kelsey.

And when Kelsey came out of the game,

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