From the land of the free and the home of the Chiefs.

This is the Locked on Chiefs podcast.

And welcome back to another episode of Lockdown Chiefs.

I am Chris Clark from Chiefs Digest

and we are going to cover a little bit of a different thing today.

We're going to get into the lockdown chief's mailbag here after the break.

But when we're, when we start talking about the news, there is not a ton of news out for Kansas City right now

But the news that there is out in the NFL the NFL has its first confirmed player that has COVID-19

Brian Allen the center for the Los Angeles Rams has COVID-19 and that

was reported by Jake Laser so that is going to be something to watch over the next couple of weeks. It is reported that he had it three weeks ago. He is still recovering at this point. He is feeling very good. And he's on his road to recovery but that is the first case of

COVID-19 in an NFL player that we have found out about at least the current NFL players. It sounds like there are a couple of San Diego

Charger coaches that are sorry Los Angeles Charger coaches that may have

coronavirus and that will be something that we'll be watching for in the next couple of weeks

To find out that information but that is not out at this time when you start looking at what this is going to mean for the NFL one of the big things that they're talking about right now in the NFL is how they're going to play their season if they're going to be able to play their season and one of the other things that came out over the past couple of days is that Anthony Fauchy has said that, you know,

sports could possibly return. The problem with sports returning is you have this one situation.

If you're going to have sports return in this environment, you're

going to have to have all of the players quarantined in one hotel or one area and

they're going to have to play at one stadium in front of no fans.

So you were going to have all of your referees basically all of your coaches, all of that

information. They're all going to be in one area. They're all going to have to quarantine together. They're not going to be able to see their families and that's how your season would have to go. At least that is what they're saying right now.

When you look at the reality of the

situation, is that possible? I have a hard time believing that the NFLPA is

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