Well folks you get something special today because it's been a little bit some

changes going on in the industry and Eric Eager has returned now the vice president

of research and development for Schumer sports with Thomas Dimitrioff a name

you guys might recognize going in a different direction, doing some very cool things, was just out at the Super Bowl at Media Week last week.

The way that this game flow has to go, I feel is important.

Again, because of the some of the things that we talked about up front

the first 15 that Andy always scripts I feel like is indicative of the preparation and then it kind of feels like that's a handoff to what Patrick tries to do in terms of ad lib of adjusting to what he's seeing.

I feel tempo is important in this offense and I think they need to use it a little bit more maybe to start the second half or maybe just in a certain personnel situation.

But do you think in general if this game has more offensive stats for the chiefs is that an

advantage or a disadvantage? Oh it's an advantage I you know the the league

tried to get the chief the league had some success last year in stopping the chiefs in large part because the you know the chiefs still led the league in your in points per drive but they had the fewest number of drives you know like the if the chiefs can get you know plays right they you know they can get the football and

lengthen the game I think that they're they're winning this football game I think

the losing will be and look teams are bad at six.

I mean the chief's last game against the Bengals,

you know, by the time they had their third drive,

it was like middle of the second quarter

and they had only six points.

Like that was a win and granted the Bengals I think got a little lucky

because Tony dropped the touchdown pass and Wiley had the hold on the Pacheco touchdown.

So it really should have been 14 or 10 to nothing at that point or 10 to 3 I think was the

the Bengals had a field goal.

The goal for the Eagles should be to get to the middle of the second quarter and for the Chiefs

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