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I am Matt Williamson. This is the Locked-on NFL podcast. Belly up to the bar. We go to Friday. Lots to discuss. Lots of games. No more teams on by. Quite the game last night. It's my dad's birthday. Happy birthday to my dad. We'll be heading over there for pizza and family and whatnot this evening.

That'll be fun.

What else is going on?

Let's just talk about last night's game, I guess.

Let's just bust right into it.

In a way, it was kind of like, you know, if I told you yesterday, one of these teams made too many mistakes. One of these teams wasn't able

to throw down field. You would think it'd be the other way around. It was Kansas City that

made the mistakes. And the Raiders, instead of the Raiders, we always have a ton of penalties

and more issues than they should have,

and that's kind of a historical Raider thing.

Not that they were short on penalties and things in this game.

But Alex Smith threw the ball really well, played really well through the ball downfield on a cold night,

but not a blustery or windy night, or it didn't seem like there was any rain or snow of any sort.

And Carr's really struggling.

And I have to think it's the pinky, you know,

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