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Welcome to the show. We have a special one for you today. This is a locked on network show, both for the locked on chiefs,

as well as the locked on Steelers. We are lucky enough to have John Ledyard with us today. Well,

how are you, John? Hey, I'm doing great guys. Thanks so much for having me. I really appreciate it.

This is going to be fun, fun game, fun week leading up to the game. I'm really excited to talk about

this one. Man, there's plenty to cover, right? Where should we start, gentlemen?

Man, let's start. The Dead Chief's offense is blowing my mind right now. I mean, to me,

to watch that in the NFL and what Andy Reid's done with the offense, and it's always been fun,

and Andy Reid's always been a great great offensive mind but to watch what he's

done with that group and the unique talents that are there not having like you know your true

prototypical number one receiver yet still being able to get such production out of the rest of the

group and use everybody's strengths and you know the versatility and how much he makes you prepare for

it harkens me back a little bit to when Hugh Jackson was the Bengals offensive coordinator.

There was just so much to prepare for when you played the Bengals with what he did.

And I think Reed's taken that same idea of making defenses prepare for so many different looks,

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