hello chiefs fans, even though we just won the bowl last year, but ever since Eric Bieniemy left our offense just have not felt the same at all. He’s left the commanders and now is coaching in college, why don’t we bring him back? With our roster as talented it is on paper, our team just feels so underwhelming when we should be blowing teams out.

I was listening to the Matt Verderame show on Patreon. He’s usually a no nonsense guy and I really like his takes. He was saying he doesn’t really see them trading him but was saying if the dolphins say they want a 1st and 3rd we should absolutely do it. Just wanted to know your thoughts on it? I know it’s hypothetical but I would be okay with that trade. We are talking about a three peat and a guy who was voted 1 on the top 100. His contract is cheap for the first two years and he’s an absolute game changer.

Does anyone know what NA options are available at Arrowhead other than soda and bottled water? I know Busch Stadium has Topo Chico sparkling water options available at a couple specific stands so hoping Arrowhead has a similar option. I quit drinking a few years back and sparkling/seltzer water is very very helpful for me. Thanks in advance

Me and my buddy are long time season ticket holders. There are three of us who always tailgate every game and I was wondering if a person or two would wanna join and enjoy the music and tailgate Arrowhead vibes with us?

Eat, drink, and be merry before the game and make a friend or three.

I have been noticing people aren't so fond of him, why is that? People don't seem to like him for whatever reason. You'd think that watching all his youtube videos on his youtube channel, a person would think his liked by alot of people but it don't seem that way, is it because his been playing horribly on the field? People don't seem to care about sky, the way people care about the other players on the team. Don't come for me I just wanna know why, it's been on my mind so I thought I'd share with y'all.

I'm thinking of going to KC for the playoffs and I am wondering if anyone in the past 2 seasons has had any trouble booking an Airbnb for the Glory Run?

We've been a defensive team since the start of 2023. We now have a 24 game sample. This isn't a post to complain and bitch. Just trying to add some perspective here. This is what we are now. Time to embrace it because this an identity we must embrace given the current construction of our roster.

We are closer to the early 2000s Patriots right now than we are to the 2007 Patriots or the 2018 Chiefs. And I say that may even be preferable. Strong defense and timely offense.

If you have an elite Quarterback it might be a better use of resources to beef up your defense. Looks like we've said Mahomes, you have a solid interior O-Line so the pocket shouldn't collapse immediately, but the rest of the offense is on you. 35 year old TE and a rookie 165 pound receiver. Rookie and 2nd year Left Tackle. It's all on your shoulders. Hard to disagree with the results. By asking Mahomes to do more with less we can build a more dominant defense given draft and salary cap capital is finite.

Sucks to see Rice go down. That just means next man up.

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For the record, I've only been following the NFL as a whole for like five years. Those of you who have been around longer, have other successful teams dealt with the equivalent of this "kAnSaS cItY rEfS" crap I see all over the place on social media anymore or is this unique to us for some reason?

In recent years a lot of the focus has been on teams like the Bills, Bengals and Ravens for obvious reasons, but what I've seen less of is discourse over our regular season division rivals!

So between the Chargers, Broncos, Raiders, who do you hate losing to the most and why? Do you see any of them toppling us this season or future seasons?

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have the chiefs had more talented/memorable running backs then most other teams? I was watching Kareem highlights today and remember how much promise and how good he was. It got me thinking to all the other backs we’ve had, Jamal Charles, Priest Holmes, Hunt, Okoye, Larry Johnson, a sprinkle of Markus, and a fresh Pop to top it off. What’s another team that has had good backs? Niners?

Lets hear it. Mental strength as in something serious? Or physical strength as he has avoided something serious?