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It's playoff weekend, yet again in Kansas City.

My name is Spencer Keatsman, and I've got you covered for a little bit of a Chiefs and

Brown's preview on a Saturday edition of Kevin Keatsman has issues. We're going to dive into that.

In just a moment, we're also going to dive into later in the podcast, the Kansas City Royals.

I have not given my thoughts in any of these podcasts, really, on what I

think the Royals are doing and the great offseason they've had and the additions that they've

made that I really like. And the future of this team that was at such a height in the franchise

history just a short period ago, but what seems like a load yet again,

and we're sitting here in January, the chiefs are thriving, and the chiefs are on top of the NFL.

So it's really hard to dive into the Kansas City Royals in a lot of what Kansas City sports fans think,

because yes, the Royals are no doubt a backburner on the minds

of Kansas City sports fans.

So, but first, the NFL has, what, six opening coaching jobs.

They started the offseason with six.

Three of them have been filled.

And I've got some thoughts on this. And I don't say I

know what works when it comes to hiring head coaches. But I do know that every offseason,

there's generally on average five or six head coaching jobs available every year in the NFL.

That's just the way it is.

A lot of teams, a lot of GMs, a lot of owners have short triggers, and they're just wanting

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