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

directly from your Kansas City Chiefs, some host and audio producer of the Arrowhead

Pride Podcast Network, Steve and Serda. It was opening night of Super Bowl celebrations

in Arizona as the Kansas City Chiefs continue their preparation for their matchup with the Philadelphia

Eagles. On opening night, we heard from Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelsey, defensive lineman

Chris Jones, as well as defensive and frank Clark. After that, we're going to take a quick time

out. When we get back, we'll wrap things up with wide receiver jujuce misshooster and offensive

lineman Orlando Brown. Here's Patrick Mahomes. I'll make it real quick. I'll play through all

injuries that the trainers let me play through. I'll play through. So that's the list as long as

the trainer's okay me to get out there, I'm going to play through it. Yeah, Travis Kelsey

hurts my feelings like every single day and I still play. So yeah, people hurt my feelings.

I probably would hurt the most, but I still play through it and try to get a win.

Yeah, the Negro League Museum in Kansas City is a special place and the way they run in the

history that you learn from that from being in that museum is something I would I would recommend

everybody going to and add them. They'll be the show. It's just another step in the right

direction. My dad was talking talking to me about central pays my whole entire life. He would do

some of the different pitching motions and everything just to mirror him, but just to be in that

museum and learn the history, I go I go more I've been more than once. I go a lot and just listen

to the Bob Kendrick talk because he's a great dude.

Yeah, my dad, there were so many people that I was around in my life that set that example for me

and I was able to be in a lot of locker rooms and learn a ton about being a leader, being a man

and being a player, a ball player. And that's what I try to fall back on is don't be satisfied with

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