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Three minutes to go in the game. San Francisco 20. Kansas City, 17. Third down, goal to go with the five.

Williams, the running back to the left of Mahomes. Now they bring Tyree Kill in motion with it.

They fake to him. Throw right side, caught by Williams in the right pilot. Touchdown.

Kansas City. Andy Reed dials up a brilliant play. A fake to Tyree Kill and then Damien Williams across the face of the defense.

Kansas City regains the lead at 244 to go in Super Bowl 54.

That's Mitch Holtes.

He's the voice, the radio play-by-play voice of the Kansas City Chiefs for a long time now.

That call touchdown Kansas City.

We've heard many times over the years.

If you go back and listen to it, and you can do that right now by just, you know,

rewinding it 15 seconds, listen to the beginning of that call and tell me that he doesn't

sound a little bit like Steve Buckhance.

I didn't pick that up earlier on the radio show, but he sounds in normal voice before it

elevates and gets excited.

Sounds exactly like Buck.

Good morning, afternoon, evening, whenever you're listening to this podcast.

Aaron's here, I'm here.

Coolie's going to join us, I think, later on in the show.

We'll get his thoughts on Super Bowl 54. It was a very good football game, certainly an

entertaining game, an exciting game, a memorable game. But I actually think there was parts of it that

really ultimately conspired together, the 49ers to a certain

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