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I'm Will Selva and here are the best moments from this week so far at the breakfast table.

Week six had it all.

From an instant classic in Chiefs Patriots to the Dolphins' thrilling win in overtime.

Let's find out what the breakfast table thought about some of the biggest games from week six.

What stood out to you with these two squads?

Arguably the two best squads in the National Football League.

I would say Tyreek Hill.

Okay.

The fact that he is an absolute game wrecker.

The speed, you know, you assume that, oh, he's just a

returner. You know, Jaylon Ramsey a couple weeks ago, say, oh, you know, he made the Pro Bowl

as a returner. Yeah. I made it as a DV. He's not a wide receiver. Let me go ahead and correct

you, fam. He is a wide receiver. I said it last week and I'll say it every week. He can do it all. Check it out. This is one of the most unstoppable routes for him. You know how we like to see Odell run a slant? You put Tyreek heel on a crossing route. He will

get open every time. And then the red zone, you don't have to be 6'6 and jump a 40 inch

vertical for him to get open. He runs a corner routerook Hill. He wasn't throwing to Cream Hunt who was running a flat route. This was beautiful because due to Willie Route, just like I said, another crosser, and he had to turn around completely, which means both of his feet were parallel to each other, and then he basically explodes past the DB who had an angle. So for everybody who's wondering, what type of player is this? Is he a flash in

the panties? You know, I get it. You can't teach speed. But is this speed going to translate

to the field? Not only does it translate to the field. It translates to the field, it translates to every

position on the field, turn, turn, wide receiver, and running back. Tyree Kill, I see you, bro. The scary thing about Tyree Kill, he was a running back in college.

So when he got to the Chiefs the first year, they put him at Returner because he didn't

really know how to play receiver. He's worked at his craft.

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