It is another edition, a post week 15 edition.

Hello, Friends of the Bark Tank, presented by Sugardale, back in the home office after the Browns lose to the chiefs, dried out, and warm finally again.

Hi, I'm Andrew Siciliano.

Be sure to like, subscribe, share with your friends, whomever, this show, we appreciate you.

And we appreciate everyone that came out as well to Huntington Bank Field to see the Browns and the Chiefs.

It was not the best weather day at all. It was kind of the weather, honestly, that we thought we would have week 12, the Steelers game.

When you look to the forecast all week that week,

heading into that TNF game, you thought cold rain, cold rain, cold rain,

it obviously, we remember what happened by now, turned into the snow globe in the second

half, and the Brown's got a thrilling victory. This was not a thrilling victory. It was a gut

punch of a defeat, a 21 to 7 defeat against a team that is 13 and

what, a team that has Patrick Mahomes. I am convinced he is a shape-shifting sorcerer. He practices

the dark arts. You can't tackle him. And when you do tackle him, he somehow flips the ball

behind his head. And he hits DeAndre Hopkins or Juju Smith Schuster

or Travis Kelsey or somebody downfield and you're like, how did you just do that?

But he did. They're great. They're 13 and 1. And there have been 13 times this year, not 13,

but there been many at least 10 to 11 times in that 13 game stretch, 13 win stretch,

where teams say, man, we could have should have had them,

but you don't. And that is to their credit, their credit, meaning the Kansas City Chiefs and Mahomes

and Andy Reed and Steve Spagnolo, their credit. So a tip of the cap to them. Nothing I'm going to say

here on this podcast is in any way taking away from the Kansas City Chiefs and what they have done.

Browns could have should have won the game and they could have should have played better.

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