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And we saw that with the Chiefs.

If you're sitting at 3rd and 10 or 3rd and 15,

Yeah, I agree with you.

Back in the early Mahomes days, it's like, yeah, they're going to convert this.

And they knew it.

And guess what?

The defense knew it, too.

But in this day and age, you just don't see that as much.

And I just think that, you know, guys, I mean, just look at the draft and look at the athletes that are being put in different positions with linebackers running 4-6-40s and everything.

In four or five forties, a defensive lineman that are just humongous and and, you know, are so athletic and, you know, defensive coordinators having a really good feeling when offenses are trying to do, especially in those situations that you can't put yourself in that situation.

And I think the Chiefs will be better off if they don't have those penalties like that.

The other thing I want you to think about, too, is...

If you think about just the analytics of football, and you and I were at a conference together at UMKC.

Actually, the Lindahl Library.

Yep.

I said that last time, too.

I thought it was a library for the university.

No, there was no chance I was being at that one.

But if you just think about the analytics and all the information and with AI and with all the people that are working behind the scenes, just breaking down what teams are doing, when they're doing and what their tendencies are, you just don't have a lot of shots.

You know, what did the Chiefs do on third down and eight to ten?