Kevin Kietzman Has Issues

Spencer Kietzman Has Issues on the weekend, including the Chiefs/Pats postponement.  Also, ESPN featured Alex Charlton last week on College Gameday.  He's the football coach that left his program to be a nurse in the Covid unit in NY at the worst time of the pandemic.  Just so happens, Alex Charlton and Spencer have been the best of friends since they were toddlers.

President Trump and first lady Melania have tested positive for Covid-19, continuing a year that just gets more unbelievable.  It's unlikely this becomes a big medical issue, so we discuss what it means going forward with a month to election day.
Some media on the left believe it could be a hoax or that if he has it and is just fine it will boost his campaign.  Their immediate reaction was not what we expected.  And a soccer game ends during an argument because of a slur.  This one will have your head shaking.

Grab a steak knife and fork and dig into some big bites of pigskin... it's the Football Feast with Stan Weber.  The NFL has a ratings problem and it's not all social justice causing it.  The Chiefs have a seriously big game with New England, if KC lets up and loses this thing, the Pats will be ahead for the one seed.  Eli Drinkwitz and the Missouri Tigers have a tough game they can win Saturday at Tennessee.  We strap on the feed bag for this one and go around the SEC.  And is any Big 12 game predictable other than KU?  Stan has the answer.

Lee Sterling was 6-6-1 last week for his first non-winning effort.  This week, he talks about his new gig on a national MMA podcast where he's been winning big and we talk Chiefs -7 v the Patriots and all our area college team point spreads. 

Depending on who you ask, the Chiefs opponent this week is either going to be great, or flop, this year.  We'll dive in on what challenge is ahead for the heavily favored Chiefs.  And Eli Drinkwitz and his Missouri Tigers will get a chance to show us what they are all about in their second game... at Tennessee.  Plus, the NFL is threatening fines for coaches not wearing masks so it looks good on tv.  I'll explain why this is a total fraud.

Ryan Derks, politically speaking, is trying to do the impossible.  Derks is a young Republican trying to beat Cleaver in Missouri's 5th for the U.S. House and he's got a new playbook.  He's not working for suburban votes, he's walking door to door and barbershop to barbershop to court black voters in KCMO where he has lived for years.  The big Dem Machine is pushing back hard and Derks is not happy that people around him are feeling the heat.  Politics is a nasty business, and while he's no typical candidate or Republican, Derks says he's not afraid of the fight.  And while Derks knows he will likely lose, he's actually just trying to spread a message to voters that feel the Dems have left them behind. 

Tim Fitzgerald has covered sports for over 35 years.  He's a business owner, dog lover, cancer survivor and just about the best multi media sports journalist you'll ever find.  In this episode, of course we'll talk some KSU football.  But Fitz will take us around the Big 12, cover Mizzou and Nebraska and even share some Mike Leach stories.  We even save time for his thoughts on a pair of his personal sports passions... the Chiefs and his beloved Royals.

Your football fix includes Patrick Mahomes announcing he and his fiance are going to have a baby, creating KC's first family.  OT Eric Fisher had a wild explanation on the bench Monday of what it was like to catch a TD pass.  Also,  Aaron Rodgers has a secret trick to calling his own plays and a Royals nemesis gets rocked in the post season.

This was a free for all from the start and as we predicted, moderator Chris Wallace was all in against President Trump.  Two against one led to a WWE tag team match.

The Chiefs must have looked like a horror show to the 30 NFL coaches watching MNF, good luck stopping KC.  And longtime sportscaster and my professional mentor, Frank Boal talks about his passion for mountain climbing, the state of media today and those amazing Chiefs.