From the land of the free and the home of the chiefs, this is the

locked on chiefs podcast. Welcome back, it's locked on chiefs. I'm your

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Today, the Chiefs have a plan,

and it's about you, the fans, and the stadium, and how they're going to get through this initial part of the season.

I'm sure these things will be checked and updated and probably adapted to whatever happens in the future but right now they do have a plan

we're gonna talk about that today we're gonna talk about how that affects what's going to be on the

field who's talking at practice and what that means and we're going to start with a little

bit of news because it has happened despite everything that the chiefs have

done at this point the injury bug has found them and as they're out at One Hourhead Drive practicing

for this season trying to get a lot of updates going about who's going to evolve

into what role they have been bitten by the bug quite extensively.

A lot of soft tissue injuries.

Andy Reed said on Sunday that he didn't think it was anything more than the standard what you would

see in a normal training camp, but I clearly think that this is, if not more in terms of of volume it's certainly more than you usually

would see on any single given day in a normal camp unless maybe you're right at the

end of it past that third preseason game.

That's usually where the most holdouts actually come off the field because here's the list.

While Derek Noddy did return to the field, good for him,

as well as Deborah Lawrence,

Eric Fisher, Chris Jones, Dion Yielder,

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