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Welcome back in to today's Arrowhead Pride Chiefs training camp report on Sunday, August 7th.

Day 10 of Chiefs training camp has wrapped, so I need to welcome in the editor-in-chief of Arrowhead

Pride, the man who's always down for a Sunday hot dog, Pete Sweeney. What's happening?

Yeah, it's funny that you say that. We were talking with the concessions up here. It was family

fun day at camp, and apparently they sold like $20,000 worth of burgers and dogs here at camp.

Oh, man. It's a massive number. Hell yeah, good for that.

They ran out. They ran out of burgers and dogs. There's no food to be had up here.

Well, apparently there was no offense to be had either, because if I'm to believe what

the reports we were seeing on today's practice, it was a sloppy one for the Chiefs offense all

throughout the day. Yeah, it wasn't great, but that's what training camp is for. There were a number

of false starts. It didn't seem like they were insane. I saw a number of drops. And look,

you're going to have days like that. Better, it happens today, and you work out at the kinks to

get ready for that first preseason game. But Eric Bianneby said, look, we are going to have days

like this, and you come back stronger. Now, this is an open to the public, but they'll go and do

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