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Hello and welcome back into the podcast that we like to call from the podium, where you hear

directly from your Kansas City Chiefs. I'm host an audio producer of the Arrowhead

Pride Podcast Network, Stephen Sirda. It's a Red Friday in Chief's Kingdom as they finish up

their preparation for Sunday's AFC championship game against the Cincinnati Bengals. We heard

from Chief's head coach Andy Reed, quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and tight end Travis Kelsey.

We'll go in that order, starting with Andy Reid, followed by Patrick Mahomes, and we'll take a quick time out.

When we get back, we'll finish things up with Travis Kelsey.

Here's Andy Reid.

Okay, so the bad, Tarant, he's still in the protocol and he did practice today and, you know, we think

you'll be, you know, we'll be ready to roll here in a day or so. So we'll find, we'll see

tomorrow. Other than that, listen, we look forward to this challenge of playing in Cincinnati.

We know they're a heck of a football team.

I may have told you that the last few days here, but my feelings have to change.

They're tremendous, well coached, and they've got good players, and they play hard and aggressive football.

So I feel like, excuse me, I feel like our guys have had a good week of practice.

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