Right now, though, we are joined by a good friend of the program. He is an NFL network reporter.

He is an NFL.com senior columnist. He is the co-host of the Red, Gold, and Bold Podcast,

which focuses on the Kansas City Chiefs. He is an adjunct professor at the University of Missouri,

Kansas City. He is Jeffrey, my guy, what's going on? How you doing?

I'm doing well, brother. How are you doing? Good, dude. Good. It's great to see you. Thanks so much

for doing it. Listen, let me start right here. Since your latest podcast, the latest episode includes

predictions for the Chiefs and their upcoming season, why don't we start right there? What is the

biggest obstacle or obstacles, Jeffrey, standing between the Chiefs and the historic three-ped?

Oh, I would start with that secondary right now because you look at their cornerback situation.

They lost Legerius Sneed, who was one of the best players at his position last year, and they have not found a replacement for him yet.

They're looking at guys like Jaylon Watson, Nazi Johnson, Joshua Williams.

They have not found anybody who can either stay healthy or be consistent.

And when you're talking about a defense that loves to play man coverage, loves the blitz.

They had 57, 58 sacks last year, second in the NFL.

And a lot of that came off blitz packages.

They are really, Steve Bagnolo, their defense coordinator, is really concerned about where this is

heading for a defense that ranked second overall in the NFL last year.

Jeffrey Chidiha joining us, right? If Spags is concerned, then I would be concerned, too.

Listen, you could see where going back to back and playing

deep into the postseason and having that bullseye on your week every single week, Jeffrey

would take so much out of a team, just as you could see where they struggled for chunks of

the year last year only to seemingly throw the switch and turn it on when it mattered most.

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