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 and audio producer of the Arrowhead Pride Podcast Network, Steve Inserta.

Chiefs return to the practice field on Thursday, where we got to hear from

offensive coordinator Eric B. Enemy, as well as defensive coordinator Steve Spagnolo,

and linebacker Anthony Hitchens, and then it was assistant coaches day.

We heard from defensive line coach Brendan daily running backs coach Greg Lewis,

offensive line coach Andy Heck and wide receivers coach Joe Blimeyer.

So we'll go in that order to kick things off. We'll hear from offensive coordinator Eric B. Enemy,

then defensive coordinator Steve Spagnolo. We'll listen to linebacker Anthony Hitchens,

then we'll take a quick time out and when we get back, you'll hear from defensive line coach

Brendan daily running backs coach Greg Lewis, offensive line coach Andy Heck and then we'll

finish things off with wide receivers coach Joe Blimeyer. All right, good afternoon. Hope everybody's

families is doing great. We had a tough loss this past weekend. I thought our guys played hard

and one thing I pointed out to them and I raised my hand when I said this, you know sometimes you

learn lessons in life, but sometimes this game can give us lessons. The thing that we have to

realize as a unit is not to take the little things for granted. And so that was the biggest lesson

out of all of it. We've taken that lesson and now we've applied it to each and every day,

just like we always discussed. We live in a moment. The only thing that matters is what we do today

and we're going to continue with that model and make sure that we understand how the little things,

you know, equates to value. With that said, I'm all ears.

You know what? And you got to understand I've been in that situation as a player. So

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