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slash AI dash glasses. Let's talk some quarterbacks and tight ends, the onesie position. And as

always, we treat this episode almost like a game preview, game matchup standpoint. We talk some

defensive players, some offensive line injuries, and even some yes,

coaching narratives, because we love walking down that street, Hayden. And the narrative right now from you is who can beat the Chiefs? Who's better than us? Nobody right now. The Chiefs get

the Washington Commanders. And Patrick Mahomes is your quarterback one in the week. Also save for your opener because this is the Saturday episode, start laying some like

more aggressive takes fly, you know, just going to shift from the hip a little bit more because

fewer views, it means we can kind of wrap, just ranch up the ranch up, ramp up the

aggressiveness on the takes. So this one's not even aggressive. Patrick Mahers has been the fantasy quarterback one. And they're projected for the second most points. He's been running like a madman and he passed a ball like crazy. And Dorrance Armstrong, Drake Jackson, Gene Baptiste, diatric wise, like all these guys. They don't, they're not good and they're not on the field. Right. And I'll list the guys that are on the field. Bobby Wagner and Frankie Louvo trying to stop Patrick Roohun's from running around. And what he does so well at this point is if he's facing zone, which is, you know, quite a bit. He manipulates the coverage based on, oh, I'm going to act like I'm scrambling or I'm going to get up and kind of strafe the line of scrimmage. And that pulls a safety or a linebacker out of that window or out of that section and then he just throws around them or into that spot. And then it's like, oh, how do you get wide ass open? Well, the quarterback is literally pulling defenders on strings. Yep. it's going to be the scary part is because the last couple of years,

he had to learn how to beat zone coverage and take all the underneath stuff.

And now that they have the downfield guys and he can win with both,

he's kind of like did a little internship on just how to manipulate that zone stuff

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