Hello and welcome to the MMQB Monday morning NFL podcast. I am your host Gary

Growning. I am joined by Jenny Rentis of the Week Side Podcast to run through the Week 11 Sunday action.

And Jenny, we had overtime games, we had we had upsets, we had quarterbacks emerging,

we had quarterbacks getting benched it was a it was a roller

coaster of a Sunday roller coaster is a good way to say it Gary like a lot of those

Sundays have been this season it's been very dramatic so far. We'll start with the Sunday

night game, which yes, it was dramatic, but at the same time it kind of wasn't that dramatic because once Patrick Holmes got the ball back with

you know a generous amount of time on the clock it was just kind of it's it's

completely expected at this point that the Chiefs are going to win those types of games.

Yeah, especially the way the game had been to that point.

You're right, it wasn't dramatic in the sense that it just seemed like whichever team had the ball was going to

score and we were going to be in one of those situations or whoever had at

last would probably win. So when the chiefs get the ball back with a minute and a half the only thing I was thinking was well if the chiefs score too fast

Maybe the Raiders will get it back. I mean honestly that my it was just seemed expected that Mahomes would lead them to a go ahead

touchdown. It's just like when the Raiders had their last series here in the

Goldagow I was sitting there watching it and I was thinking like man if they can like draw a third down past

interference penalty in in the end zone and then they can like run two plays and run like another

minute off the clock and then you know maybe you milk a clock that way it just seemed inevitable

by the time they scored their touchdown it was like oh yeah you just lost

the game you're only winning by three now. It's over.

Yeah, but even with that, even with the expectation that Mahalo should go down and score,

you could really appreciate the design of that winning touchdown the fact that

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