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Hello and welcome to the Arrowhead Pride podcast we call from the podium where you get to hear

directly from your Kansas City Chiefs. I'm the editor-in-chief of ArrowheadPride.com Pete

Swini. These podcasts are always more occasional in the off season as we have limited opportunity

to speak to the Chiefs, but the Chiefs held at press conference on Thursday as they welcomed

offensive guards Kyle Long and Joe Chuni to the team. So on this podcast, you will get

to hear from both. Starting with the better-and-coming ad of retirement, here's Kyle Long.

I'm Kyle Long. I wanted to introduce myself and I also wanted to thank everybody at the

Chiefs, the Clark family, the Clark Hunt and the Hunt family and Andy Reed and Coach

Heck for allowing me the opportunity to breath each for bringing me in here. Tremendous

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