Seth Kaiser

So that really, it does come down to it's Andy Reid saying, I can do this, which means you've got to do it.

Yeah.

I proved that my wife will stay with me when I'm 60 pounds overweight, but maybe that doesn't mean that I should stay at that weight.

You know what I mean?

Just because you're able to do something on hard mode doesn't mean that that's the ideal way to do it.

I bet I could make it through this court hearing.

with my ears plugged, just guessing what the judge wants me to say.

Well, maybe if you've been practicing long enough, but that doesn't make it ideal.

And so I absolutely agree with that.

And then the problem becomes, for me, and I think you hit the nail on the head, a lot of coaches, well, I can make this work.

And that's great because that's, I mean, ideally, if you're coaching that side of the ball, that's what you're supposed to do.

Great.

But then at a certain point, it has to actually happen.

And so in 2026, we've had three straight years in a row of the Chiefs offense being average to above average.

You know, everyone likes to talk about, well, you know, by efficiency stats, you know, they're top ten, which makes them sound better because it's like, yeah, like ninth, you know, or like tenth.

But if you're not finishing drives, you're not scoring.

And honestly, an offense with Patrick Mahomes and an offensive guru, I mean, that should be the floor.

So they really do need to – you can't have that happen four years in a row, especially when you've made a statement that it's not a personnel issue because that's what got the blame every other year, right?

There's a personnel issue.

Wide receivers are an issue.