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Hello and welcome to your Wednesday edition of the Arrowhead Drive.

I'm Steven Surder, let's start your morning with today's outlook on the Kansas City Chiefs.

Here's what you need to know for Wednesday, October 26th. One thing we weren't necessarily

expecting was the NFL to pass down a two-game suspension-a-cheese defense event, Frank Clark.

Clark's suspension stems from his march and June-related gun arrests that occurred in his

home state of California. So we probably should have seen it coming, though the chiefs have been

quieted about the Clark situation throughout its entirety. Frank Clark is not expected to

appeal the decision, so that means he will be unavailable for the Chiefs' week nine contest against

the Titans and their week 10 match-up against the Jaguars. As you know, the Kansas City Chiefs

enter their week 8 by at 5-2 after a dominating 44-23 win over the San Francisco 49ers.

Buyer receiver Chris Conley, who signed to the Chiefs' practice squad in early October,

didn't get to spend much time in Kansas City on his second stint with the team.

It was announced on Tuesday that the Tennessee Titans signed Conley off the Chiefs' practice squad.

Conley spent time with the Houston Texans earlier this season and now heads back to the AFC South.

Coincidentally, the Chiefs' week nine opponent is the Tennessee Titans as they make the trip

to Kansas City for Sunday night football. The Chiefs also granted White receiver Darius Fountain

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