What if there was a better way to talk to all your friends than through a thousand different messaging apps on a thousand different platforms?

What if you could just find the show you wanted without browsing through infinite tiles in a hundred different streaming apps?

What if you could have all of your stuff everywhere without dealing with some crummy user interface on some unknowable file sharing platform?

This month on the Vergecast, we're looking into connectivity. How we talk to each other, how we talk to our stuff, how we find things online.

All this month, on the Vergecast, available wherever you get podcasts.

What's up, we're Chief Stock. We got Chief Stock. Welcome to Arrowhead Pride Radio, brought to you by the Kansas Lottery,

Dream Bigger, Jay Pinkley, and the editor-in-chief, ArrowheadPride.com, Pete Swinney, Pete Good evening.

Good evening, Jay. Nothing like a little more Kansas City Chief Stock, huh?

Well, it's going to be some unpleasant talk. Let's put it this way.

Go back to get to the wall at this point. Back to get to the wall for the Kansas City Chiefs.

This is what happens, you know, last week, wasn't quite a must-win, this one becomes must-win.

Usually, we start with Chiefs' injuries, Pete, but usually you're out there asking questions, so I have the volume. Pete's questions are going forward.

This week, when it's Monday night football, it's a weird week.

But everything is pushed back a day.

I think we did get a little bit of injury information in the practice squad protections, so not too long ago.

I think it was about 30, 40 minutes ago, we got the transaction report, and Shane Bouchel, a pre-season favorite, he was protected

as well as linebacker, Darius Harris, that should suggest that we'll get probably another game of Anthony Hitchens, not in the lineup, as he's dealing with the triceps and injury

assignment practice last week, and he had an arm in his sling, so it looks like more Nick Bolton, but, you know, it's the one bright spot of the Chiefs.

You know what, it is not a bad thing.

Nick Bolton, 15 tackles for the Chief, leads all rookies in tackles and tackles for losses and tackles for loss in the NFL, not even rookies.

Yeah, so tackles for losses, yeah, all around, not just rookies, but he leaves rookies in tackles and everything.

When Nick Bolton has been as advertised, it's turned out, there's been some good picks this year.

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