You know, if you're going to go to Kansas City, which is a fabulous town, by the way,

go to the plaza, go to the stockyards, go to any of the countless places to get great barbecue,

whatever it might be, just don't go looking for 12th Street and Vine,

because I've done that before, and it was a fruitless search,

because there is no 12th Street and Vine in Kansas City.

But nonetheless, there's probably a pretty little girl there if you are looking around in that area.

The Chiefs will be on the cold schedule on November the 23rd.

That game will be taking place between Indianapolis and the defending AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs.

And joining us now on the guest line, he is a writer for the Kansas City star covering the Chiefs. Jesse Newell joins us on the program. Jesse, how are you?

Doing great. How about you guys? We have no complaints, man. Listen, I think Kansas City is a great town. And it has obviously become, and always has been a huge football town.

Players for the Colts, I remember back doing Reggie Wayne Show and him saying on the regular that it was his favorite place to go because the fans were so passionate and then they were so eager to give them a plate of barbecue on the way out and show their hospitality.

But it has been for many franchises, not necessarily the Colts, but that's been a

place that's been a terribly hard place to play and a tough opponent.

My first question for you about the Chiefs, and feel free to laugh, Jesse.

I'm giving you permission to laugh at me here, okay?

They have been so dominant and it's been a dynasty.

Is there any chance that the way that they lost to Philadelphia and the Super Bowl

started to create the first crack that breaks the Chiefs?

We'll see.

You know, there was just a sense, I agree with you that there's a sense that no matter what problems

the chiefs had, no matter what issues that they needed to solve, that sort of they showed up

playoff time and poof, it was fixed. And last year kind of went that way as well. You know, they go

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