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.

Hello and welcome to your Wednesday 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 Wednesday, October 27th.

You have to stick together first and then you've got to practice the right way and transfer that on the playing field.

And coaches have to make sure that they keep trying to put their players in the best possible position that they can to make plays.

There's got to be an universal joint effort takes place to do that.

Unless you're doing that and feeling that, then it doesn't change around.

That's how that goes. So we've got to make sure we're all pulling the same direction there and getting it done.

On Monday, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reed was asked how the team begins to turn this season around.

We know there's more than just one problem plaguing the Chiefs right now.

And with no by-week any time in the near future, the Chiefs will have to make the most of their extra day of preparation heading into Monday night football.

Keep in mind here, we won't get an injury update from Reed until Thursday of this week thanks to that Monday night matchup at Arrowhead Stadium.

The New York Giants currently sit at the bottom of the NFC East at 2 and 5, but they are coming off H-25 to 3 win over the Carolina Panthers.

They don't do anything particularly well, but they have managed to pressure quarterbacks at a reasonable rate this season.

Through seven games, the Giants have 16 sacks on the year led by Rookie's second round pick, Aziz Ozulari, who's picked up five and a half on the season.

Veteran Leonard Williams is second on the team with four and a half.

With the Chiefs offensive line struggling and Patrick Maholmes coming off a game in which he was sacked four times and seemingly under pressure from start to finish,

you may not want to sleep on the Giants defensive line on Monday night.

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