Everyone is waiting for me to ask you about the end of the first half. Let's just start

big picture. Can you give us your side of the story, your description of what happened

between you and Eric being at the end of the first half?

Yeah, I think after seeing the video, I mean, I see why people thought it was a bigger

deal than it actually was. Obviously, I was an offensive player and someone that wants

to score every single time you're on the field. I wanted to go, I wanted to take another

chance to get it down the field and get out of bounds or something like that and try

to get it from such as either throw a helmet or take a field goal. But they kind of made

this decision not just to be hitting me. I think it was a coach reading the whole

off of the staff that we were in a good spot. We had to we had to lead and we could just

kind of get to the half and kind of refocus and kind of have the ball coming out of

half and we didn't want to make a big mistake there at the half. So that's their jobs and

I got to be better at going when that is the right decision. But at the same time, I always

want to score. I think that's kind of who I am. Patrick Mahomes from earlier in the week

on his disagreement with Eric the enemy that played out in front of cameras. I think

what made it worse was Andy Reed coming over and grabbing Patrick Mahomes by the arm.

Like, come on, let's go. Yeah, let's go. Yeah, let's go. Come on, come on, young son.

Let's go this way. I mean, it wasn't horrible, but it wasn't nothing either. No, well,

no, it wasn't, you know, but I don't think it was anything that is that crazy on a NFL

sideline. You know, it's not. It becomes more of a thing when it's the quarterback and we

see that in the antics and then it becomes also more of a thing because this is a thing

with Eric the enemy because there's a few haters on social media and people like that

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