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how many injuries do you need to inflict to slow down the football version of

John Wick? Oh man I don't know how many, but I will say this. I would probably find every single Kansas City Chiefs player, including everyone on the sideline,

in pre-game, the next time Pat Mahomes gets touched,

everybody gets fined.

The rest of the season, I don't care how many times

he cannot be touched from now on like it's got to end and

And we're obviously we're referring to the chief Sunday night loss to the Indianapolis colds the first thing is that the coast came into Kansas City and they flat out kicked their ass like that's what happened they came up and they did what they were supposed to do in the January division Round game as far as the game plan offensively, which was they came

in here and they ran the ball.

That's where the advantage was and the coach got in their own head and didn't do that in January.

This time they did.

They came in there and they ran the ball.

They had a lot of success with that.

But I know Darius Leonard was also hurt, but from the court, from the chief's perspective there were a ton of injuries too right so I think in a lot of ways man I think this is a medicine game you know

Teams go through whole seasons is It's 16 games, you don't win them all, but over

the course of the season, you find out some games that teach you who you are and where

you better get better at, and if you don't take your medicine and if you don't figure

out like how you're supposed to get better and you don't get better these are the games that show you

how you end up losing in January.

I mean doesn't it reminded me of when you think of how the Patriots,

the moments that the Patriots...

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