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Welcome!

Hey, everybody, welcome in. My name is Chris. This is a show that I'm excited to be

bringing to you by howling at you strangely. But it's nice to hear that some of you

yell welcome right along with me when I stupidly start the show that way. I appreciate you

listening, you children of the possum,

hope you're doing okay. I'm going to start off today's podcast talking about the overtime game,

Chiefs at Chargers. And I mean, the first way to sum the whole thing up is, yeah, pretty much

nearly every stud you needed to pay off, paid off.

You know, I guess that depends on whether Clyde Edwards Elair qualifies in our book as a stud

because he didn't do so much.

And in fact, seeing fullback Michael Burton score the first rushing touchdown and then Daryl Williams

get two separate cracks on two separate drives from

inside the two yard line and get stuffed on both of them was rather ignominious for the

Cajun lawyer. Otherwise, the second half turned into a track meet or the fourth quarter, really,

and overtime. And everyone got you a pretty good production. Mike Williams, I guess that was a little frustrating, had a catch in the back of the end zone that hit him in the face and did not catch it. It was thrown awfully hard from close range. Williams also caught one short of the end zone on that same first drive and got blasted on his shoulder and looked like he might be done for the game. But he was back in there on the next series. He got one back shoulder,

deep ball, like a jump ball down the field. Nine targets, only three catches, 49 yards. So,

okay, I guess we can complain him. A little about him, a little about C.E.H. Especially because

of what might have been, right?

There just were so many opportunities for the Chargers to score more touchdowns.

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