On the twelfth episode of New Heights, we react to the incredible response to the Jalen Hurts episode (01:00) and see if Travis will finally be able to ask Patrick Mahomes to stop by (01:25) We also look at all of the great guest suggestions you sent in (05:00), more fanbase name ideas (6:30), and answer another of your great questions which leads to an incredible story of Travis' time as a telemarketer (9:40).

We break down the games from week 10 starting with the Chiefs' offense continuing to spread the ball around to all of their playmakers (15:32) and what that means for Travis' role in the offense (17:50) and try to figure out how the hell the Giants let Kadarius Toney go (22:50).

And it finally happened, the Eagles suffered their first loss on Monday Night Football and Jason gives us his biggest takeaway from the game (30:05), why he's sick of everyone rushing to blame it on the refs (31:10), and why going undefeated gets too hyped up by every team every year (37:10).

Finally, we check out how the NFLPA is using New Heights to promote #Saferfields (42:50), find out which field left the biggest mark on Travis (46:15), and look at the incredible turnout from the German fans (50:08). We also answer some of the week's biggest questions; did the Bills and Vikings ruing the QB sneak (55:00), is there crying in football (01:01:50) and did Jeff Saturday earn himself a New Heights Stamp of the week (01:04:12)?

We wrap with a look ahead to the Eagles heading to Indy to see Coach Jeff Saturday in person (01:07:25) and see if Travis will try and repeat his attempt to jump over Derwin James when the Chiefs take on the Chargers in LA (01:13:00).

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