H4 N2K, Shehan Jeyarajah, The Kicker
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Fourth quarter of the program begins right now as we finish strong here on a Tuesday. Victory Tuesday for your Kansas City Chiefs. We'll give you the things you need to know. Then our friend Shahanjay Raja, our college football insider, the National College Football Writer for CBS Sports, joins us. We'll wrap things up with a kicker. Uh fun with Troy Aikman. We'll call the kicker today. But let's hear some Kansas City Chiefs. Uh they ran it and ran it and ran it and ran it. ran it. Andy Reid said getting the run game going early was a priority.
Yeah, l listen, I thought it was important that uh we got grounded in there and
How did Andy Reid and the Chiefs prioritize the run game early in their recent win?
Get the young guys settled down, get Patrick back in the flow. of of the game and the speed and all that. I mean he's standing right there seeing it and he had a couple of R POs in there. So I thought that was important.
Okay. Thought that was important. Uh I think a lot of us thought he would run it. We didn't know maybe that he'd run it that much or that well. Uh Patrick Mahomes though said he wasn't surprised at Walker's night.
No, I mean I told y'all literally like first press conference. I he y'all were asking what's the difference of our offense and I said K9. Like it's just that simple. It's um the way he's able to run the ball, catch the ball, I threw one little hot to him um there on that read uh read that was probably gonna be a big play, but it's it's just a special ability to run the ball tough between the tackles, and then when he does bounce it, he has the speed to go all the way. Um and so we'll utilize him.
What insights does CBS CFB Insider Shehan Jeyarajah bring to the weekend’s college‑football drama?
I thought Emma did a great job when he came in running the ball as well. and that and that speaks to the run the running backs, the coaches, and the offensive line. Um the offensive line took it as a challenge to go up against this defense and and set the tone and they did that. And so even though the pass game didn't click the way we wanted it to click early especially, um it set the tone for the entire game of how we were gonna move the ball down the field.
It did set the tone, that's for sure.
Yep. And and the the b one of 'em was to Emmett Johnson, who and it only had two catches in the night, but one was nineteen, one was twenty five. Yeah. So he he proved adequate in that role too.
Uh on Sports Center with Scott Van Pelt, uh Kenneth Walker was a guest. He was asked if he's okay with that kind of workload.
Honestly it's just being disciplined and you know, I know I got a lot of carries this game, so tomorrow go recover and being disciplined and con uh consistent on my recovery, eating right, sleeping right. So um I'm never shying away from carries, catches or none of that. You know, I'm inviting it, you know, I love that. So anytime I can make a positive impact on my team I will.
It was a tough physical night running the ball. I mean, he had plenty of contact that he was dealing with. I would like to have seen a c there were a couple too many carries for me. Not as far as that twenty three's too many on any given night. I don't want twenty-three a game every game. But it was that I thought the game was in hand and he should have been giving the carries to somebody else. But uh pick a nets a little bit there, I understand. Certainly love the night that Kenneth Walker had. Love the way it started for Patrick Mahomes where he runs for a touchdown, uh having to avoid some people, then scooting into the end zone. Mahomes said the play wasn't just about him.
I think last year we got some of those penalties in the red zone. We ain't we weren't able to finish drives and so um to be able to do that against that defense who was I think number one in the red zone last year, um, it was big and for me running, like I said, I wasn't going to and then going for the end zone, it kinda gave me that confidence that I can go out there and be myself.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the opening promos and sponsor messages for this episode?
0:00–0:49
2
How did Andy Reid and the Chiefs prioritize the run game early in their recent win?
0:49–1:34
3
What insights does CBS CFB Insider Shehan Jeyarajah bring to the weekend’s college‑football drama?
1:34–3:52
4
Why did Patrick Mahomes say he wasn’t surprised by Kenneth Walker’s breakout performance?
3:52–6:26
5
What did Kenneth Walker say about his workload and recovery after his big game?
6:26–9:39
6
How did Mahomes describe the key play that sparked his early touchdown run?
9:39–15:28
7
What was Arch Manning’s apology about the AI‑generated video and why did it spark controversy?
15:28–29:14
8
How does the Kansas‑Missouri rivalry’s history shape the teams’ current outlook?
29:14–43:46