Mike Caliendo

Yeah, you should have seen the look on his face.

He, he, he talked down to you and, and Mike.

He was very condescending And we just told them, you know, all those millions of dollars, well, it didn't get the Yankees a championship again.

Sure didn't.

I still see the depth as an issue, but, um, you know, I think Benson's been a great surprise.

I think they play well.

You know, we'll have to get to the bottom of this whole thing with, uh, Kingsley Suamataia with the benching and, and I, you know, I thought Mike Caliendo played okay.

Um, I think he struggled a little bit to get his, his sea legs.

That they kept in-house.

Now, the Chiefs did it again with Kingsley Suamataia, benching him before the game, and they put the OG Mike Caliendo in there, and people are calling for Andy's head.

Yeah.

People are asking for q- And he doesn't owe them shit.

"... that's between him and coach."

Yeah.

"And Mike Caliendo did a great job.

That's why he's here.

Also, did you see that, uh, as I'm going through my Twitter timeline, I noticed that this happened too.

Did you see that, uh, the company formerly known as Pro Football Focus gave Mike Caliendo a better offensive grade than Patrick Mahomes?

I didn't.

Um, it's a great job.

He's like, "Well, you know, I mean, it's, it's the way we do it, and it, the, the reason we do it like that is so it's not affected by when a guy throws six touchdowns." I was like, "Well, that, that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard in my life."

Mm-hmm.

So yeah, um, not putting a lot of stock into Mike Caliendo being better than Patrick Mahomes.

But pretty confident in that one.

a one game.

Yeah, I mean, to be honest, when he was sitting out, I was sitting there watching the second quarter to see if Mike Caliendo was going to – because I think it was after a kickoff or something to where they flipped the field, and it was sort of the first play of a drive.

And I thought he'd try it back on the field for

the second play.

I mean,

I guess who can say for sure, but I think – I don't think this, especially based on his phrasing, is something that we're going to be seeing as he's dragging on for weeks and weeks.

I do think a side point of this is I didn't think Mike Caliendo was nearly as bad as what I was seeing live on Twitter during the game.

It seemed like any time Patrick Holmes was pressured, everyone was just like, oh.

It looked serious.

I think pretty sure it was Mike Caliendo that was overreacting, uh, to his ankle being bent the, like, opposite way where it should be.

I, I just hated the fact that I saw it happen.

I don't know if, if you're watching the game live while it was going on, I saw him get rolled up on.

Of course.

Of course.

That's gonna be what I remember of Mike Caliendo is him just basically scoffing to the fact of, "Oh, my gosh, your ankle's blown apart." And this wide receiver room just got decimated by the Raiders in week fo- in week four.

Now as we head to week five and a bye week, that's good timing, but not a great timing for everybody else on the team.

The next time, he m- might be gone.

Mike Caliendo filled in for him.

What did you think of the job he did?

Uh, I, uh, you know what? I was, I was thinking about that.

Good time.

So, um, before the game, you know, the most, some, one of the most notable pieces of news, uh, happened essentially, um, that, that affected the game, um, with the Chiefs benching left guard Kingsley Suamataia for the entire game, turns out, and, uh, having Mike Caliendo, uh, get the, get the start instead.

Um, which is a very interesting scenario that we don't see almost ever actually, uh-

Yeah

... we were very upset-

Not happy

... at the fact that, uh, you know, Kingsley was not in there and Mike Caliendo was in there.

We've had our-