From the land of the free and the home of the chiefs, this is the

locked on chiefs podcast. And welcome back to another episode of

locked on chiefs. We have a special guest today. It is Mark Schofield. Mark, thank you for joining us. We really appreciate it.

And we are going to focus on Patrick Mahomes, but I do want to ask you about your Patriots for just a second. Do you have to?

to?

I was told I was coming on to talk about fun stuff guys, not sad stuff.

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Well, it's fun for us.

Yeah, I mean, I know it's great for you guys.

Your audience is going to love this portion of it.

I mean, this is going to be like, you know, ear candy for your audience.

You know, what's interesting and Ryan and I were actually talking

before we started recording is that you have one of these performances from Tom Brady and

what it allows is for the people that have been you know the pioneers the the cottage

industry of football media which is declared Tom Brady dead and buried since I

don't know 2012 or so to come out now and say look we told you we were right he's done I mean did they gloss over the fact they maybe six years early on it but you know

well as they did it a couple years ago when he had a bad game against Kansas City.

I guess you guys that Monday night debacle where you know he just got benched and you know that was the

Trent Delford they're not good anymore in game and obviously the bell check on to Cincinnati. I think you know Sunday

was kind of a perfect storm of badness for the Patriots because Brady was off and he was off from

a mechanical standpoint as well which is something that was kind of odd to see because he's somebody that's so fanatical about his mechanics, he works on him constantly, but his left hip was opening up quickly.

He was sort of overstrided and stepping into the bucket at times and so that might have been

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