H4 N2K, Trent Green, The Kicker
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What did Andy Reid say in the Need‑to‑Know segment?
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Fourth quarter of the program begins right now as we finish strong here on a Monday. Still, still to come. Trent Green, former Pro Bowl quarterback for your Kansas City Chiefs, turns CBS color analyst. There's even more? More. More program? That's right. More program for you. I want to give you more Andy Reid. Let's hear some more from the head coach. A lot of us were kind of excited. End of the game, 72 yards. We saw Bucker hit a 69-yarder. Matt Derrick asked Reed if he thought about the field goal there.
For about a second, that looked long right there where we were at. So I kind of held back on it and figured we'd get into the overtime part of it there.
You don't want to block and run back. That's what you're worried about. That's more of an end of the half where you can overcome that.
Yeah. And that might be a play that you do. If you think, I mean, we have been so lucky to get to this point. If we get to overtime, you know. Did
you think they were lucky to get to that point?
No, I'm saying if you were a team that was in that position, you've played way above your head.
Yeah.
And you got a chance to win a game with 72. You're like, man, I... Better chance of this, if we get in overtime, we're not going to be able to withstand or maybe
the
tide had moved against you.
But when you're the better team. Yeah, when
you're the better team, you're at home, your offense was clicking, you knew if you could just get a stalemate, you were going to win.
Harrison Bucker did miss a 51-yard attempt earlier. He had kind of a rocky preseason. Chris Jones was at the podium. He stuck up for his kicker.
Listen, they talk about my kicker like, I'm not going to say y'all as y'all, but y'all as a whole down my kicker last year. And I just got two metal fingers to y'all. Like, I love Butt. And I trust in Butt. And I think Butt is the best kicker in the league. And I'm going to continue to support my kicker. Listen, nobody is perfect, you know. Even though we want Butt to make them all, sometimes you're not. It's just the cycle of life. That's where adversity comes in. That's why I support Butt because he stands tall every time and he faces it like a man. Two middle fingers to anybody who doubt my kicker. I love Butt.
I support Butt. That will be played on this radio station for as long as this radio station is on the
air. Yes. That one, to use the terminology of Chris Rock, that thing ain't going no
place. No. We'll be using that one quite a bit. It'll be on as long as I'm on. I'll say that. Andy Reid was asked about the success of his goal line offense.
Yes, we are. I was hoping we'd get it in with one of those runs that we ran down in there. That's a place we've got to... We've got to fix that, but we were able to come through with the pass to Royals and it worked out okay. But overall, yeah, I like the way things have been going there. The run game helps the ability to be able to run it and pound it in there. It definitely gives you a few more options, but yeah. that's something you can always improve on. I mean, that area, it can go hot and cold in a heartbeat, and you want to make sure that you keep it on the hot side. I thought Kenneth Walker,
my first, I thought Tyquan Thornton was in. Then I thought when they went to break, they showed no replay on his long pass play that was down there. And then going to break, they showed it, and I thought, okay, but there was like a score up there and everything, so you couldn't see it as clearly, and it looked like, okay, I think he was short. Then I thought Kenneth Walker got in. No replay. No challenge. And I get it. You're like, well, listen, let's not run. Tight game.
How did Trent Green break down the Chiefs’ recent game?
Don't want to risk losing a timeout. Might need that. Let's just pound it in. It's one yard. Let's get it in. And then they ended up having to throw it the way they did.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What did Andy Reid say in the Need‑to‑Know segment?
0:00–4:01
2
How did Trent Green break down the Chiefs’ recent game?
4:01–8:20
3
Why is Travis Kelce’s performance being called a ‘mic‑drop’ moment?
8:20–14:24
4
Is the Chiefs’ offense back to elite form and why does it matter?
14:24–19:46
5
What are the biggest strengths and weaknesses of the Chiefs’ defense right now?
19:46–25:16
6
Will Patrick Mahomes finish in the top three of MVP voting this season?
25:16–31:49
7
Can the Chargers overcome their brutal early‑season schedule and make the playoffs?
31:49–38:19
8
What’s the story behind Jim Nantz’s new partner on The Kicker broadcast?
38:19–43:56