Jake Moody: "I just kicked the longest field goal in Super Bowl history!" Harrison Butker: "Hold my beer!" 🍻

@nette5773

4 ай бұрын

🤣💪🏾

Chiefs fan here. Mahomes wasn't the only Chiefs player to execute in that game; the entire team.....every player and coach/coordinator executed when they absolutely needed to. I know Patrick gets 90% of the glory, but the whole team was great.

@jhandle4196

4 ай бұрын

All Hail Tommy Townsend. His hold after the high and wide snap on the record setting 57 yard field goal was heroic. A 62 yd. punt with no return ain't too shabby either.

@Vintagenegro

4 ай бұрын

It's never just one person.

@KindMeg

3 ай бұрын

💯Jones, Sneed etcetera! It was amazing!!!

@donnacochran3335

3 ай бұрын

I think this team this year exemplifies why football is a team sport. Harrison Butker and special team's putting up points on the board, the defense held the other team, while we offense was figuring it out. It's takes the whole team!

Reid's play-calling on the final OT drive was a Master Class. SF was set-up all game and fooled on that drive play after play. Genius.

@Gm00123

4 ай бұрын

It was a hold by the chiefs of o line it’s crazy how they never called any holds on chiefs they were literally wrapping their hands around boss and the rushing defense

@ParkerBG

4 ай бұрын

@@Gm00123both sides do it all game. Don’t be such a puss. And Bosa likes the spin move which you’re allowed to hold on

@christianl2164

4 ай бұрын

​@Gm00123 you must have not watched the game lol... there was a BS hold call called on the chiefs in OT that extended the 49ers drive. Forty whiners..

@bobfrantz534

4 ай бұрын

​@Gm00123 they didn't call holds on either team expect once against k.c.

@bobgarcia2844

4 ай бұрын

Don't you remember hold in overtime????@@Gm00123

Nick Allegretti played all 79 snaps despite suffering a torn UCL in his elbow in the second quarter, per source. What a monster!

@dfp_01

4 ай бұрын

He's played in all 16 playoff games the Chiefs have since he came into the league in 2019. He's been mostly a backup/special teamer, but he's stepped in on offense when needed and even caught a touchdown pass in the game against the Steelers in 2021. From everything I've ever heard about him he's a great dude and now he's a 3-time Super Bowl champion (and 4-time AFC champion) to boot.

@tobyfalcon1448

4 ай бұрын

That's what I was thinking when they were talking about him looking exhausted on that last play. Dude is a warrior

@reesbritton6623

4 ай бұрын

Probably from all the holding he was doing!

@lesliepropheter5040

4 ай бұрын

Perhaps that is career ending. Why play more than you need to while compromised and weakened

@billfromkcmo1

4 ай бұрын

​@@reesbritton6623go back and watch christians td. Or go watch kettle on 9ers last pos in nfc championship it always happens

Game winning play Kelce never even turned around, he watched it on the Stadium screen, because he knew Hardman was wide open since the defender took Kelce

People doubted the Chiefs this season, but after watching this it really shouldn't be that surprising that they won the game. The players and coaches are just in absolute lockstep in process, communication, ingenuity, and overall effort. Well done by them.

@ronheath5724

4 ай бұрын

When you have Mahomes and Kelsey NEVER count the Chiefs out.😊😊😊😊

@christopherhuff6862

4 ай бұрын

"...process, communication, ingenuity..." and Integrity!

@jarodmorris611

3 ай бұрын

@@ronheath5724 Please go burn anything with a Chiefs logo on it. You don't get to be a Chiefs fan unless you can spell K-E-L-C-E

@rocsta

3 ай бұрын

Thank you sir, well said 👏 cheeeeeeeeehuu

On the touchdown Kelce wasn't even looking at the play and threw his hands up to celebrate. He knew it was gonna work.

It’s almost as if the Chiefs were pulling their punches until the last drive of the fourth quarter. Then when they had to have it, they had it.

@montezuumah

4 ай бұрын

Yes.. a microcosm of the season.. they saved everything for the playoffs then had even more saved up for the last drive of the SB

@montezuumah

4 ай бұрын

The luxury of job security and a QB who can win any game off pure talent

@loganhill6601

4 ай бұрын

Yep and the 49ers were using all of their trick plays and such in the 1st half. It's just the difference in coaching and why Shanahan has blown 3 10+ point super bowl leads and Reid won his 3rd

@davidstevenson404

4 ай бұрын

@@loganhill6601 3 Super Bowl Wins in 5 years--DYNASTY!!!

@glennkramer2922

4 ай бұрын

I wouldn't consider them as a dynasty yet, but barring a collapse, they very likely will be in a few years. Dont expect three Super Bowl games in the next 5 years, it's just not going to happen. Great break down of the plays, some of the best that i 've seen.

Not mentioned on Patrick’s keeper was that Kelcy screened Bosa as well, hiding Patrick’s keep. So many levels of greatness.

Pacheco's block before the check down was nuts

@jarodmorris611

3 ай бұрын

Or the block on Pacheco. Pacheco was on the ground. Got back up, caught ball and went for 4 yards.

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192

2 ай бұрын

@@jarodmorris611Yeah, he got flung down & still made that play!

What most don't know is that Alligretti from the 2nd Qrt on played with a total tear in a Muscle in his arm..just played through it..was a great replacement in Tuneys absence

The blocking by Creed Humphrey on that last drive was stuff of legends. Put Warner into the 49ers coaches lol

That's EXACTLY how you use the QB draw: by never using it! Its main power is in the surprise factor. Same with Corn Dog motion, where the WR LOOKS like he's just motioning across the formation, like he's done 100 times, but stops and reverses field at the snap, catching the CB/S out of position, with inside leverage, giving the WR the outside leverage for the walk-off TD. You can tell how DCs drill their Ds on how to handle all those motions, and they neglect telling them to keep their eye on the motion man. Instead, both Philly and San Fran had drilled their guys to shift with the motion, but they didn't school their eyes, so they either missed or were late to get back in position when the WR breaks off his motion and reverses field. I can totally see how that weakness would creep into a defense, invisibly, because nobody does Corn Dog, and the regular motion is something that requires instant response. So guys are looking to their "new" keys and shifting, but they're not ready for the WR to break off that motion and reverse field. In each of the last two SBs, "Corn Dog" was something KC hadn't done, before, and the surprise was total. You'd think that after SB LVII that San Fran would be looking for that, especially down near the end zone. Think of how many times the Chiefs did NOT "Corn Dog" to set this up. It's unreal how many new wrinkles the Chiefs keep close to their vests all year, even when some trickery or new wrinkles might have won them more games during the regular season.

@brandonf6174

4 ай бұрын

Beautifully said brother. Let's go for 3

@BobungaShamunga

4 ай бұрын

People that don’t really know the game, don’t realize how much of a chess match football is. Just because you have the best qb to ever play the game doesn’t mean you try to score big TDs every possession. The Chiefs played the field position and special teams game for half the game - you can do that with a defense you trust. Then they turned on the offense when they needed it and closed the game out.

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192

2 ай бұрын

I think it was called at a perfect time. The defense probably was looking for it for much of the game, but you wait till overtime, when that defense is absolutely exhausted & probably not thinking with quite as much clarity & it’s easy to get that one extra step, which is all you need..

What is NOT obvious is that Andy and Mahomes already knew the 9ers holes and were saving it for when they really needed it to exploit it. The brilliance of the Chiefs is amazing. I am not worthy to watch it, but only say the word and I will watch the Super Bowl [again].

@Zarab923

3 ай бұрын

I mean it kinda seemed obvious to me because they do that. They just analyze their opponents and then dissect them. They usually like the cushion of one first drive score which they didn’t get but they’ve said that Andy Reid has a bunch of plays he runs in the beginning to see how they respond to different things so he can decide how he wants to do it. I mean I know a lot of coaches do that but Andy Reid makes the most of it. That defense gives him time to be sure his plays will work. You can see Mahomes seeing holes and being so tempted but then pull back too.

Yall are KILLING this podcast game! 🙌

This video is 24 mins of absolute gold !!!

Death. Taxes. Mahomes.

@Micahi5god

4 ай бұрын

😂💯

@deborl7278

4 ай бұрын

LOL

Bosa got burned on almost every play.

@royalway12

4 ай бұрын

Actually, he maintained his lanes early in the game. But I've watched him too many times, I knew he would break discipline.

@oddcooper5661

4 ай бұрын

agreed first half he was stopping anything outside the pocket but he got antsy or something and like you said broke discipline @@royalway12

hey great video - super interesting and focused content - thanks! ps if you listen to Travis on his new Heights podcast, he was carrying around some guilt type stuff from Hardman's fumble at the goal line during the Bills game. He said that was because he (Travis) neglected to block somebody (who ended up causing that fumble), so he always wanted to do Hardman a solid so to speak--It's fantastic to see him look up the jumbotron, knowing that Hardman got the winning touchdown.

21:34 Hey just want to point out that Coach Reid gave Matt Naggy credit for drawing up the original "Corndog" play that fakes the fly-motion and scored twice in last-year's Superbowl. Apparently this play was a variation called Tom and Jerry that disguises it a little for the defense that would have seen the last year's tape!

@loganhill6601

4 ай бұрын

The original corn dog play came from Doug Pederson when he told Reid the Eagles had issues with switching on motions

@briancooper1412

4 ай бұрын

The play was supposed to be a shovel pass to McKinnon. They were expecting Bosa to hold the edge against Mahomes but he crashed the inside and engaged McKinnon instead. Kelce and Hardeman were the next reads.

@Dozav7

4 ай бұрын

@@loganhill6601I thought it was Bieniemy who noticed the Eagles’ weakness with motion.

@loganhill6601

4 ай бұрын

@@Dozav7 it may have been but I was thinking it was Pedersen from when they played earlier that year but I may well be wrong

@loganhill6601

4 ай бұрын

@@briancooper1412 I think the main read was Hardman still they put in the shovel to keep Bosa from killing Mahomes if he didn't go for the play fake which he did

Man, I’m so glad KZread made your link available to me! That had to be the best dissection of the game I could ever imagine! Well done, rock on!

@donnacochran3335

3 ай бұрын

I love these guys and the QB school to explain the why's and what the player's and coaches were executing. This is a great channel with quite a bit of humor. 😊

Somehow the algorithm gods deemed me worthy. I’ve been watching the breakdowns every week. Chop it up Gentlemen!! Can’t wait for next Season!! Congratulations on an epic first season @oline

That 3rd and 1 where Rice picks up the first down on the mesh concept. I love that Reid had the back in what McVay calls the “ALI” protection. OL slides to the left and the RG and RT sets and fans and the back takes A gap rusher. Mahommes drifts a little longer to give him more time to hit the shallow on the mesh. Just awesome!!!

In the OT drive the Chiefs used Bosa's effective penetration skill against him. Brilliant play calling!

@rickholly1386

4 ай бұрын

agre- he was out of place twice on critical plays- 4th and one and game winning td pass to Hardman. did NOT protect the edge!!

Wilks blitzing Mahommes on the final drive pretty much sealed his fate, period ❤

I like how you guys really break down the O line. I feel like when I watch other channels, they just give platitudes to the O-line, but don't give it enough attention. I thought Allegretti did PHENOMINAL. But I also liked how Pennel on the D line really cleaned things up and made Jones and others get home. What I used to say in years past; was if we (Chiefs) had a top 10 defense, we would cruise to a super bowl. It's really refreshing to see the Defense, special teams and players you don't normally hear about...get their moment to shine. I've been kind of hard on Hardman. He gets traded to the Jets, I'm like 'that's fine by me'. But then the execution was so bad in the WR room, that mid season I'm thinking "you know what? Mecole wasn't bad at all". Then he comes back and I'm like 'ah...okay'. Finally in the SB, he gets the walk off TD. I mean if Reid was able to script that? He's a freaking coaches coach. There is no way any defensive coordinator was scared of Allegretti or Hardman or MVS...but here we are. Amazing break down guys!

I have to wonder is Bosa heard a “beep-beep” on that fourth and one play.

@briancooper1412

4 ай бұрын

In Bosa's defense the Chiefs ran a lot of plays in the second half that were basically complex variations of a triple option where they keyed on Bosa's reaction. Both the 4th and one conversion in overtime and the game winning touchdown were examples of it. No matter what Bosa decided to do he leaves an option open for Mahomes.

His nickname should be Mr. Inevitable

@robcanisto8635

4 ай бұрын

"when things look grim, be the Grim Reaper."

@dfp_01

4 ай бұрын

Thanos? He needs to collect 3 more rings for that, but there was a point when Thanos had 3 and was pretty darn unstoppable

@Eidenhoek

4 ай бұрын

That's Pats Brady. 6 rings. 6 stones

How did I just find out about this channel now? Lol.... terrific analysis.

@nortiusmaximus1789

4 ай бұрын

Exactly. Just found you today - just subscribed today! I think I learned more in one sitting than I did all season.

Doff of the hat to the Chefs (sic). The Walrus out coached Little (Rat) Shanny....the way the AFC West is stacked, as a Bronco Fan, I'm screwed. Thanks you're appreciated.

@nortiusmaximus1789

4 ай бұрын

Kinda like the NFC East, isn't it!

@k.drummond9300

3 ай бұрын

As a Chefs fan, I'm glad that we all get our time in the sun in the AFC West every 50 years or so. This is payback for all those years of Ol' Horseface kicking our butts. 🙂

Interesting extra level insight on the Hardman Corndog game winner--These things don't just happen. It very intentionally HAD to be Hardman. Last year chiefs played 49ers in the regular season and Hardman scored 3 TDs all on jet sweeps. They put Hardman in to run motion to fake the jet sweep, then run the Corndog play they used on Philly. Literally didn't even use either play until it mattered the most. Talk about driving the stake deep into the heart, saying "F U" before closing the casket and burying it 6 ft underground. How else could you see that as anything but Grandmaster Chess from Coach Reid?!

The break down is fantastic. I even showed it to my wife who doesn't understand FB, but I promise her...next season she'll get it (She came from Far away land)

Love this channel! For those of us who love the sport but didn't play in to the double digits (10th grade and up), we love to see into the mind of the players and how the plays work and the strategy part of football.

He had this play in his pocket and never used it during the game, so it was a totally new play in overtime. That holding plays is something Andy does. This is a play they have used and practiced but not in any recent games. It is genius to hold plays, you know work, thenuse them at jey points.

I know Bosa is a helluva pass rusher, but this video is a great example of how teams can take advantage of his one dimensional mindset. The Chiefs just completely abused his aggressiveness.

Thanks guys, the best overtime breakdown of the Chiefs, Mahomes and Andy Reid teared apart the 49ers to win the Super Bowl. No one on KZread has done a better job

Your film reviews are just my favourite. I’ve been looking forward to this

I’m going follow these guys …cuz they make so much sense

CHIEF'S HAVE BECOME THE CHAMPIONS ! IT WAS GREAT WATCHING THEM PERFORM AS A TEAM . BEAUTIFUL 😅🎉

Since 2001 in the postseason there have been 120 4th quarter drives 1 minute or less on clock and offense needing at least 3 points. The league average is 40% Mahomes is 7 for 7. He’s just different

That was great. I never seen anyone analyze the drive like you guys did.

As a KC fan, holding SF to a FG was huge in OT, but I sure wasn't confident about the KC offense being able to drive within field goal range, let alone score the TD. The loss of Greelaw was pretty huge, I thought. That was when the SF defense started looking a little bit vulnerable.

@nortiusmaximus1789

4 ай бұрын

Before the game I told my wife to watch the SF linebackers. Their play would be key to KC having no chance or a good chance. No one expected Greenlaw to pop his Achilles tendon. What a loss! Once KC sized up his replacement (at game speed), they went to Kelce a bunch and ran up the middle with Mahomes.

Wow, just found you guys & love the analysis! Thanks!

damm you guys making an awsome video. you guys absolutely right 100%

Love the analysis. Great job breaking down the plays from a players perspective. Best I’ve seen.

Great show guys.

Great game!!! Chiefs are your 2024Superbowl Champions. Bring on that 3-peat 🏆🏆🏆

Great pod boys!

3 weeks later: Hardman confirms the final play coming together in an interview. Ward (#7) is in zone coverage, Hardman knew he would be open.

Patrick Mahomes is now 11th on the all-time Super Bowl rushing leaderboard with 172 yards (Joe Montana is the next-highest quarterback, in 35th with 105 yards). Shoutout to former Redskin Timmy Smith, who sprang loose for 204 yards and 2 touchdowns in Super Bowl XXII, his only career appearance; that ties him with Thurman Thomas for 6th all-time.

besides the great blocking on the 3rd and six, the crossing pass to #4 was perfect, full speed in stride, takes a lot of touch-

@Jade-ms2ys

4 ай бұрын

If you listen to the mic'd up, you could hear Mahomes telling #4 (Rice) to get ready for the ball. Pretty cool and pretty confident.

Lovely insight, love the work.

The whole thing reminds me of great Mohammed ali ; he would play you mediocre and let you come full swing till he would wear you out then at the clutch time would finish you off . The same scenario ; don't show what you have , make them think they have upper hand , play mediocre , don't have to be great the whole game , and save your best for the end of the game when they are worn out . BAM it works every time cuz the opponents underestimate you.

The team won the game. They played their hearts out.

Only got into nfl this year (Aus Based) and these are so intersting and helpful to understand the trenches

Awesome breakdown guys!

The Chiefs are a great team! Mahomes is clutch and the D is shut down!

Rice was the 🔥 route on that play. You hear Mahomes in the Mic'd Up tell him to be ready for it.

Great job guys!

Great breakdown!

Great analysis, guys!

Patrick keeping the ball on 4th down is common sense, too many things can go wrong and it's 4th down, no more chances. Love how the play had 3 different options all of which were available, he just picked the safest one.

@loganhill6601

4 ай бұрын

Yes he said that he called it in the huddle and told Reid if Kelce doesn't come wide open I'm running

Excellent analysis and discussion. Bosa is a great player, but he got played this time. It happens to the best of them, but Andy does an especially nice job of sucking him in and using his aggression against himself. Chess not checkers!

@joshuaj.2108

4 ай бұрын

He was actually playing well & disciplined most of the game forcing Mahomes to run E-W not N-S in the pocket. The Chiefs just got him on that 4th and 1 play.

@treborheminway3814

4 ай бұрын

@@joshuaj.2108 yup.

I'm a life long 49er fan, and I was worried when I learned they were rematching KC in the SB! Knowing how good and clever Mahomes and company are. However, the 9ers had many missed opportunities especially at 7:30 in OT where they were on the 8 yard line. They did some lame pass play and threw away that opportunity. I believe Ayuk was open too. I wish they did some kind of run play where Brock could score the winning TD! - that would've been Historic! I could imagine it but reality told a different story.... One could think the game was rigged, not just because the 9ers lost, but because there were sooo many missed opportunities. Anyway. it was an exciting game between two great teams! Well worth the watch!!

Nice Analysis. Thanks!

That Mahomes scramble on 4th they said the play was if kelce wasn't wide open, Mahomes was running

Good job, guys!

Starting at 19:58 watching #48, Oren Burks see the winning touchdown and not being able to do anything about it is really something. The 9ers knew that game was over just the way Kelce watched the winning touchdown from the Jumbotron. Great break down, gents. Just one question, who’s Michael Hardman? 😂😂😂

I played football in the 8th grade😂😂 you could just say you’re the media guy

Chiefs Red Kingdom Dynasty. Patrick is our goat. We love our Chiefs!!!!!

Fav part, when Kelce throws his hands up in the end zone as the ball is thrown.

What I find incredable, at 11:44 #10 is dragged to the ground (was it a facemask or just holding?), #15 looks to him, looks away to give him time to get up, then goes back to him when the deep ball isn't open.

Dope analysis

"KC Masterpiece" is one of the fine BBQ Sauces you can buy off the grocery store shelves. One friends sauce concoction used to mix half that with half of "Gates BBQ Sauce." Gates BBQ's original location is 6 blocks north of Bryant's.

Awesome breakdown

I told everybody about the special playbook and nobody talked about it until after the game.

@dfp_01

4 ай бұрын

Andy Reid's so used to ordering from the secret menu that he created his own

KC rope a doped the niners and had em gassed when they pulled out their best stuff. Absolutely brilliant.

Very good fellas.👍

You guys are good. First timer here.

Life long niner fan since the 80s. I place this 💯 on the coach. At this point losing leads in SBs is a trend. The scary thing is he hasn't learned from his mistakes. Coming out of the half i was screaming give cmac the ball. Its like he forgot he had the OPLY in the backfield Edit: also the fact they used the same play to win it and the niners didn't scheme that is on the coach

Thinking back to how upbeat I was when KC drafted Mahomes....watching from Manhattan,, Kansas.....Saw him play against our Wildcats.

@shawdowsanddust5301

4 ай бұрын

My brother is a lifelong Chiefs fan since the 70s so I watch a lot of them even though I'm a lifelong Atlanta fan...when they moved up and took Mahomes I remember telling him that KC would be winning multiple Super Bowls in short order. The table was set, all they needed was a qb like Mahomes.

@johnsain

4 ай бұрын

@@shawdowsanddust5301 Good call!....I knew after the first 1/2 season in the NFL that there would be Super Bowls in his future.

Shany:qb assessment,cant throw long,cant read defenses,cant audible,throw him out.sound familiar brock.theyre drafting caleb.history repeats itself

You guys didn’t even talk about the number 10 getting thrown to the ground by bossa, and then getting up and catching that play before going out of bounds

The second to last play to Kelce his body was moving left and the pass was a little high so going upfield at that point would have been difficult. He was also not able to see clearly the open up field quickly enough.

Richie James was wide open! Going to the left side!!

excellent!

Gotta watch My TEAM WIN EVERYDAY ! HELLA GAME !

BUCKEYES FOREVER ! what's Poppin AB !

Yes, the Chiefs were playing chess and the ninners were playing checkers until the bitter end, when it really counted.

Did anyone else catch him calling Patrick “Tom”? 😂😂😂

Holding? Holding?!?! Y'all want a HOLDING call? How many of you folks were saying after SB57 (remember, Chiefs beat the Eagles), "You can't call holding at a pivotal point of the game!", "Let them play ball!", "The refs shouldn't be a part of the game!" You gotta pick a side and stay on it.

You beat it with defense like the buccs did the chiefs.

Great stuff. But on last play, did Niners not see Las year's game?

@mseth2500

4 ай бұрын

No one thought chiefs wid be soo cocky 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Defense made it possible. Jones should have been MVP

F’n love this shit.

10:30 and he was playing with a UCL tear!!!

And that's what a lot of people don't understand about what you see on the TV and what the referees can see from their vantage point. They miss a lot of hold calls during the game for two reasons. One sometimes they just let the players play. But the other reasons is they can't see everything from their vantage point. And when you have big linemen in front of your vision, you're not going to see a hold like that

@dfp_01

4 ай бұрын

You have 7 officials watching 22 players, but they're also watching the clock, the sidelines, the line to gain, and the line of scrimmage. It's amazing that they get as much as they do right.

Whats the Superbowl OT clock rule? I dont think the time mattered at that point.

@Eidenhoek

4 ай бұрын

I believe if the quarter runs out,game's over, Niners win.

On the one to Pacheco, why wasn't Kelce's route an out right at the 1st down sticks? You said Mahomes was watching for Rice to come open bit they stayed deep on him

17:18 he said tom lmao...