Welcome back into another edition of the Arrowhead Pride interview series. I'm the editor-in-chief

railroad pride dot com Pete Swinney and it's a pleasure to be joined by CBS fourth sideline reporter

Evan Washburn. Evan, you'll be on the sidelines on Sunday of Chiefs and Eagles with Iron Eagle

and Charles Davis. How is it working with those guys? By the way, before we get into this

it's awesome. This is year eight with Iron. I've done plenty of hoops together as well and then

Charles joined us last year and just fit right in. I mean you couldn't ask for two better partners

upstairs and we've got plenty of people behind the scenes too that make it all look good and

sound good and it's a traveling family and especially this year getting to spend some more time

together protocols loosened up a little bit last year obviously for everybody was a little bit odd

so it's just nice to be able to get out there do games and spend time together.

Well welcome back into the mix Evan. I think when you're starting and you're covering a game

with the Chiefs and the Eagles the first thing that's going to come up is Andy Reed. So I'll ask you

what do you think the reception is going to be like for Andy and Philly? Yeah I'm glad you brought

that up. I was thinking about just kind of preparing for the major storylines of this game.

I have to imagine it'll be positive. I mean it's been eight years since he's been back there that

the way it worked out was right when he left. He went back the following season with Kansas City

and I have to imagine at that moment it was a bit more raw and I'll be curious to talk to Andy

on on Friday when we do our production meetings to get a sense of what his expectations are now

eight years removed and I'm sure he's been back to Philly at times for certain things but

this is the first time they're to compete and I do think now there's enough of a gap of time

to probably create. You would think even more appreciation for what they were able to do there

for 14 years. Yeah reminds me in a sense of like when Brett Farve finally went back to Green Bay after

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