That's the way how much of this growth up that's the way it's passed.

I'll look out it down. I mean, it's the whole offense in general, you know.

You put a lot more accountability on the whole line for being together for a whole

another year. I haven't that much more chemistry together.

And then on top of that what Pat's able to do is just, you know, keep developing.

He just keeps finding ways to get better as a quarterback.

And yeah, that by far is what's made this offense take off and

go into more of a passing offense than what we had in the past for sure.

His development over the off seasons has got a lot to do with just, you know,

taking it to that next step, you know, whether it's the next read or understanding

what the defense is doing so you know where to go even more precise with the ball

instead of just feeling out the defense. I really see that out of him.

This can't more than any.

I love to hear that from Travis Kelsey because that's something I've been saying recently.

Some of the radio spots I do throughout the country when it comes up.

Whether or not the chiefs are going to be better or worse without Tyree Kill.

We're getting to the point and Patrick Mahomes career where he should be diagnosing the plays at the line of

scrimmage. He should start to see the patterns and the trends and know where the coverage is going to be

and know who's going to be open before he even has the ball in his hands a lot.

Tom Brady and we're approaching that sweet spot in the Mahomes career where he still has full access to his physical

abilities and his brain begins to become super computer where he knows what's going on.

So you don't need. I'm really starting to think I'm allowing myself to think right or wrong.

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