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He'll be in Seattle on the sidelines there.

For the Chiefs Radio Network.

Yeah, late Sunday night football game here on 96.5 The Fan.

But let's start with Patrick Mahomes and thinking of national media perspective like Ross Tucker.

He's busy as a substitute teacher 99% of the time.

And he's kind enough to fill in for us.

And he also does great work over on the Chiefs Radio Network.

So

I mean, you get to go back to the place where you kind of built your career, where you win a Super Bowl.

I mean, I know how special that is being here, and I mean, those fans are kind of the people that were around him for all of that, and so those are still a lot of the guys that were his teammates that he kind of grew up with as well in the NFL, and so it'll be a special moment for him, but just like anything, at the end of the day, you get to win a football game, and he knows that we have his back, and we're going to go out there and try to do whatever we can to win the game.

Can you give me insights from him, like as far as Seattle's defense or something, or is that just like they switch stuff so

much? I mean, yeah, they switch stuff a lot.

Obviously, you've had a lot of big postseason wins, but with 100 regular season wins, I just wondered if there was one or two that maybe stood out more to you.

I don't know just because of when it happened.

I didn't even really play that good of a game, but the Chargers game that we won and then the Dolphins winning at the same time, and I remember being on the field, and it wasn't even about us and me winning the game and everything like that, but hearing the fans and how excited they were getting, and you knew just subconsciously that the Patriots had lost and we were going to get that home field in the playoffs.

I think that's probably the one that sticks out to me more than anything, so that would probably be the one.

that's a fair point.

Coming up next, we'll talk to Josh Brisco, your pre- and post-game show host on the Chiefs Radio Network here on 96.5 The Fan, your home for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Good morning, Kansas City.

It's Ken Walker III, and you're listening to Fesco and Dusty on your home for Chiefs football.

He leads the NFL in yards, 183, and touchdowns, six on runs into heavy boxes that was another thing that was a part of his selling point was well he'll he'll come to kansas city he'll see light boxes because defenses are still terrified of patrick mahomes terrified of the passing game so kenneth walker should have an easier time seeing fewer defenders up front in kansas city and he's still seeing these heavy boxes and he's just slicing through those two he's not supposed to be able to do that a heavy box is hard for derrick henry to get through And he's just been absolutely electric.

So I want to do one more topic on Ken Walker, and then we can move on to other topics that we saw in this game, plus what Seattle presents for the Chiefs.

But we're talking to Josh Brisco, your pre- and post-game show host on the Chiefs Radio Network.

And Briscoe, I want to bring this up because why can't we have a serious conversation of Ken with Walker III being the MVP of the league through six weeks?