Hello and welcome to your Red Friday episode 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 Red Friday, October 1st.

Appreciate everything you did, respecting the situation.

I'm feeling great, first of all, and it's going to be back, and we're just getting

out of business as usual here, so, but all's good, and I do respect you, what you did,

and I also respect the people that, uh, tentatively during that time, those really top nights.

Head coach Andy Reed returned to the Arrowhead Stadium facilities this week after leaving

Sunday's game in an ambulance, and what the team has said was a precaution with Reed

feeling a little ill.

While Andy spoke on Wednesday, and he thanked those media members in attendance for their

handling of the story, as well as the fans for their concern.

We know everybody in Kansas City has been thrilled to hear that Big Red is doing well, and

is back in the building, and it's an important week, as he will be making only his second

trip back to Philadelphia, since becoming the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs.

Hard to believe now, but Reed hasn't coached a game as the Chiefs head coach in Philly,

since his first season with the Chiefs all the way back in 2013.

You're wondering, the Chiefs won that game, 26 to 16, on the back of a defense that

forced five turnovers, including an interception from none other than number 29, Eric Berry.

So yeah, a long time ago, indeed.

There is one injury to know this week, and that's cornerback Rashad Fenton, who still

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