Hello and welcome to your Wednesday edition of the Arrowhead Drive. I'm Pete Sweeney. Let's

start your morning with today's outlook on the Kansas City Chiefs. Here's what you

need to know for Wednesday, January 12th.

Yeah, so that he was sore after the game and it's making a little progress the other way.

So we're anticipating he's going to be okay to go. He's another one that, you know, he

wants to play every snap he can.

Yeah, the Kansas City Chiefs Center Wild Card Week end a little banged up as we continue

to await the status on running back Clyde Edwards' E-Layer. The Chiefs do seem optimistic

about Tyree Kill as you heard. He has a heel injury and Darryl Williams' tow is coming

along and you re did assure that Travis Kelsey should be fine for Sunday night's contest

against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Chiefs dominated the Steelers in week 16 with a 36-10 victory

at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs forced three turnovers in that matchup and sacked Big

Ben twice was a dominating victory. This could in all likelihood be the final game of Ben

Rathlisberger's career. So the Chiefs would be wise not to sleep on the Steelers. They could

be playing for their quarterback in this one. While Big Ben has his limitations at this stage

of his career. As a passer, the Chiefs can expect Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh coaching staff

to pull out all the stops and see if they can get an upset victory over the Chiefs to extend

this future Hall of Famers career for at least one more week. Yeah, he sure looked healthy yesterday

and I wouldn t slide 56 on the other side either. They ve got good rusher at 97 pro-bola or two

big time player. Those guys are that s a healthy defense of front that can bring it and what

what is one of the best in the business at it. So yes, I would tell you we need to be aware of them.

The biggest difference between that week 16 matchup and Sunday s wild card showdown is without

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