Farz Cast

Farzin and Zach discuss the way the media has covered the Tyreek Hill story. After all this confusion and twists and turns with the story, Farzin explains how it could have all been prevented. While Mitchell Schwartz got a new deal, Chris Jones is absent from mandatory mini-camp while seeking a new deal. Could his absence carry over to training camp? Farzin and Zach also read your text messages.

Farzin and Zach discuss the big news with Tyreek Hill, who won’t face any charges. Farzin and Zach discuss the investigation up to this point, plus, what should the Chiefs do with Tyreek Hill’s contract? They also dive into Sammy Watkins’ offseason and what he could do for the team in 2019.

Farzin and Zach discuss the NFL Draft coming to Kansas City and how the city has been considered for major sporting events in recent memory. They also dive into some of the new rule changes, including banned drills to reduce concussions. With some people in the media discussing Patrick Mahomes possibly “regressing,” Farzin and Zach talk about what “regressing” means for Mahomes and whether his stats would indicate such thing in 2019. Plus, a new segment is introduced.

Farzin shares some updates about the podcast moving forward that you will like. Farzin discusses the coverage from USA Today regarding some recent players involved in violent incidents and how Chiefs fans are reacting to that. Farzin also discusses a couple of key players who Chiefs fans want the team to acquire via trade, but is it realistic? Also, the KC Star says people from Kansas should help pay for stadium maintenance. Plus, one sideline reporter threw some shade at a coach during an interview.

Farzin discusses the trade acquisition of Darren Lee, joining a very interesting linebacking corps. With Dwayne Bowe retiring as a Chief, Farzin explains that despite the plethora of drops, Chiefs fans should appreciate Bowe for what he did given what he had to work with, and still accomplishing a lot. With Gunther Cunningham passing away, Farzin re-visits his time as a Chief and reads some of your favorite Gunther moments.