Kevin Kietzman Has Issues

   The Chiefs get a much needed win by hanging 42 on the Eagles, but they're seeking some balance as they get ready to face the most balanced team in the NFL Sunday Night... the Buffalo Bills.  Stan Weber analyzes whether this Chiefs defense can become at least acceptable going forward.
   Mizzou  is drilled by Tennessee, in Columbia, and Eliah Drinkwitz responds by firing his defensive line coach.  This is a terrible look.
   And Skylar Thompson returned for K-State and played well but the Wildcats fall to OU for first time in three years.

   The Chiefs are back in the win column and the offense was incredible in a 42-30 win over the Eagles.  It was fun, entertaining and maddening at times as Philly racked up yards and points all day.  It's a good step, but the Chiefs are nowhere near where they need to be.

Spencer is back for his weekly episode talking with Riley Gates of 24/7 Sports. The Chiefs hit the road in need of a win, as the division has gotten stronger this season. KC needs to clean up their sloppy play against a bad Eagles team, and it starts by taking control of the game from the start. The Royals are going into their final series of their season, and Salvador Perez has a chance to break the Royals single-season home run record.

   On this episode, we're sharing a personal story from a listener that you will never forget.
   It's about a brave man from a family that could easily be bitter and feel cursed.  Instead, this family, for generations, has chosen to fight.  Their fight is for future generations and all they are asking if for us to help. 
   His story brought me and Jessica to tears and we are looking forward to joining this amazing family on October 9 at Kauffman Stadium.  Please join us or help any way you can by visiting  http://web.alsa.org/site/TR/Walks/KeithWorthington?team_id=398426&pg=team&fr_id=14687 
   This is an incredible story of family, faith and an uncommon strength to help others. 

   Fresh off an 11-3 week for his clients, Lee Sterling of www.paramountsports.com is here to give us his thoughts on our local games and his game of the week.
  This time out... your host isn't very smart as I disagree with him on a couple of these picks.  Lee is sure to hit them!  If you would like our exclusive Thursday night pick you can sign up to become a patron and get it every week at www.kkhasissues.com .

   It's not like Andy Reid has Covid or something. That's pretty much the analysis of what's going on with a 63 year old obese head coach that uses a cane, reportedly got dehydrated and has heart problems.  He's doing well and everyone is happy about that.  But is he going to be ok and should he go back to a high stress job so quickly?  He sure wouldn't if he tested positive for a virus and media analysis would be over the top nationwide.
   Salvy banged out number 48 and then hurt his ankle on the dugout steps.  What's with Salvy and steps?  He should be ok, we'll tell you how the last four game look. 
   We finally agree with Lebron James!  Who knew he was so in to individual's rights?
   The KC Star's subscription numbers are reportedly half what they were a year ago and the number is shockingly low.  How can this be when we've all been at home consuming Covid news?  Has this liberal paper Covid reported itself into its own grave?
  Also... KC chaos over KCI, Joe Biden hears boos at Congressional game, the star of the game wears a kick ass ball cap and the editor of the student newspaper at Oklahoma State is fired after writing a conservative Covid column.

   In their never ending quest for control, the democrats have forgotten that just weeks ago, we were all praising front line health care workers as America's heroes.  Now they want to fire them for not getting the jab.  This is as bad as politics gets and it's shameful.
   The leaders in charge of advising Joe Biden and the Afghanistan withdrawal have all but called the president a liar.  So why isn't Biden firing these guys?
   Salvy bangs out number 47 and it seems fans at the K are just there to see him hit.  Across the state, the Cardinals have done something absolutely remarkable that we don't have to cheer but we sure can respect.
  And while Chiefs fans are online whining the officials didn't call pass interference on the Hail Mary at the end of the game Sunday, the team has signed a wide receiver and is looking to trade for a runningback.

   While it's not our right to know, do you get the feeling we are not hearing the whole story about Andy Reid's health scare?  With a full team of doctors at Arrowhead that treat dehydration every day, why did those docs send Reid to the hospital?  And why did the hospital keep him overnight?  We ask the questions the media probably won't.
   The Cleveland fan that has the historic home run ball from Salvy's 46th wants $10,000 for it.  By baseball standards, this seems like a bargain to me.  What's the big deal?
   It took me awhile, but I've looked up the term "disinformation."  And I should have known they are only using it to accuse conservatives because Dems are so good at using it as their favorite play in the book.
   And the world is upside down.  Nearly 60 years after the Civil Right Act is passed, American colleges now think it's a good idea to segregate black students.  WTH?

   It's pretty obvious the Chiefs have a lot of work to do.  Not a little... a lot.  They're sloppy all over the field from stupid turnovers to the worst red zone defense in the NFL.  This team should have double digit leads and some games where you're bored with 8:00 minutes to go.  Stan Weber is here to tell us if they Chiefs can get it together.
   Andy Reid is "doing well" according to the team after reportedly getting dehydrated and taken to the hospital after the loss to the Chargers.
   It was a really tough Saturday for Mizzou, K-state and KU.  But there should still be plenty of reasons for optimism for the fans.  At least your season isn't a fall from a perch like Iowa State.
  And the American Ryder Cup team makes history with a whopping 19-9 beatdown of Europe.  These young players are really good and they really know how to celebrate.

   The Chiefs spent over three years in first place, every week from the start.  Now, it's still September and KC is alone in last place in the AFC West.  The Chargers stun Arrowhead with a 30-24 win. 
   This was an undisciplined, sloppy mess of a game that saw the Chiefs cough it up 4 times.  Still, they had a chance to win and failed.  The AFC has caught up to the Chiefs and if this group doesn't get some discipline and an identity, there are more losses coming.