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We have to get into what is now, a little bit more critical mass, time for a little bit

more introspection on the team's part.

We're here to guide that a little bit.

They need to get some new answers for where they are in new territory. I think the team recognizes that. We're going to start there. We're going to look at what went right against the Eagles. So you need to double down on and make sure that you continue to incorporate into game plans, et cetera. But what are the next steps to turn it around? That's coming up later in the show. New territory for this team.

Haven't been 0-2 since 2014. Patrick Mahomes has not had this kind of slow start to his

career to the point where when he's asked about it, he's like, all we can do is really rally

around the guys in the locker room. We trust each other. We're going to get this figured out. And I think

that's all well and good, but there's not much more that Patrick Mahomes himself can offer.

Maybe you think I'm wrong, but from my standpoint, other than some baseline accuracy issues

that he always has this early in the season, I really can't

ask him to do much. First, it's making all kinds of plays with his arm. And then this week,

it's literally running nearly as good as the running back that just won a Super Bowl for the

other team. Like, I don't know what else you can ask from him. I don't think you can't ask

that much from him more than you already are. I mean, the reality is you go back and you watch and play. And I talked about this on the, you know, the show after the game, he missed an early throw to Noah Gray. If he hits that throw, it's a first down, it's a big play, and maybe they score on that drive. I mean, maybe that kicks off the offense and gets them going in the right direction.

But one play isn't what makes the entire game.

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