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Quick Cast - Chris Landry recaps the NFL Playoffs · The Jake Wimberly Podcast

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  Chris Landry on your radio Monday's four to four thirty Landry Football dot Com.
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  Also on x at Landry Football Chris, Happy Monday, Sir, how are
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  you? I'm doing good? Jake? How are you doing this Monday?
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  Doing good? You know, I don't think yesterday disappointed and the Super Bowl's
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  got, you know, a lot to live up to to beat yesterday's drama.
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  And let's jump off into that. I do have some college I want
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  to ask you about a couple of coaches, but NBAF, I mean NFL,
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  excuse me, center stage. As of yesterday. Let's go with the
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  first game. Were you surprised at what you saw? Of course, Lamar
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  Jackson taking some heat again for you know, not playing the best in the
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  biggest moments, But your thoughts on that ball game yesterday with the Chiefs and
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  the Baltimore Ravens. I'm not surprised that the Chiefs played well. I'm not
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  surprised that they won. I was surprised of the offensive game plan for Baltimore,
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  completely perplexing. I think I just you know, Todd Monkin, who's
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  done a really nice job there. Obviously former Georgia of Finch coordinators completely outmatching
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  this game, and he had no answers. And this is what I worry
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  a little bit about at times. You know, experience in pro ball and
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  coaching. In the NFL, it's different than in college. You win in
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  college in December and February. In recruiting, I mean, you can you
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  know, there's there are things you can do to augment and help you.
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  But in the NFL, when you get playoff level, you can you can
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  get out coached and out school. And I just they ran the football six
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  times. This is a team that's built around the running game. They didn't
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  attempt to run and it wasn't like they were out of the game. It
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  wasn't like the Chiefs scored thirty points. So they had no quick game.
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  They had no running game. And Steve Spagnola, who's phenomenal and one of
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  the great defensive coordinators of our time in big games, and he's the guy
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  that, remember that, basically put the game plan together to beat the unbeaten
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  Patriots and Tom Brady in that magical run that they had. And I saw
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  that firsthand in Arizona. He did it. Fantastic job. They played a
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  lot of nickel, they played small, they played fast, and you know
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  they they got they got away from the running game and they didn't have any
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  quick pass game. They were in deep drops. That's not what Lamar Jackson
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  springs. It was almost like, we're gonna show you that we can throw
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  it from the pocket and beat you that way instead of well, we're gonna
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  win and do what we do best. And I just thought it was awful,
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  and h I thought they really did a disservice to that offense because I
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  thought the defense hung in there pretty well. Kansas City is so well coached,
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  they've got the best quarterback around. And you know they didn't again,
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  they didn't score a ton of points, didn't need to. That's a perfect
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  example of adjustments. I go back to Kansas City on Christmas Day getting deep
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  by the Raiders and they had no answers and it was awful. They were
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  dropping balls left and right. And you saw the game against Buffalo and how
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  they had made the mistake to the end. But they've regrouped. We're gonna
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  run the football, we're gonna rely on our defense, and we're gonna play
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  off of that, and then that's gonna open up and let the passing game
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  breathe, and here they are in the Super Bowl in a year where it
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  was, well, what a he's gonna do? That was the question I
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  got asked all year long, is well, what they can't catch the football,
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  the tackles can't protect. Here's what we're gonna do. This is coaching
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  coaching one oh one. We can run the football well and play defense.
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  That's what we're gonna do. And we're gonna slow down people's pass rush because
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  they're gonna have to defend the run first, and then that will allow us
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  to kind of build on that and get the passing game going. And then
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  guys like Kelsey and uh even uh uh Marquezaldez Scanling making a couple of big
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  players raceid Rice picking up. It's just, you know, whereas the Ravens
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  have been consistent all year long, but then they get to the biggest games
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  and they don't. They're ill equipped in a game plan that quite frankly,
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  you know, gave them. They gave them very little chance to win,
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  and they still had opportunities. I thought they were undisciplined. I thought they
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  got frustrated. I thought they made way too many mistakes. They had three
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  turnovers, but they didn't play well from a sideline standpoint and on the field
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  standpoint, and the Chiefs Experience Show then coaching shows