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The Kansas City Chiefs return to Arrowhead Stadium as the Arizona Cardinals visit for Week 10. Farzin breaks down the match and tells you what the Chiefs must do to prevent an upset. Plus, Farzin has a bold prediction for this game. Farzin also discusses Les Miles being rumored as the front-runner to go to KU, Dez Bryant to the Cowboys and a controversial move by some elementary teachers in Idaho.
It’s another win for the Kansas City Chiefs, beating the Cleveland Browns and improving to 8-1. Farzin recaps the win as we have more Patrick Mahomes stats and an update with Mahomes on the record books. Farzin also discusses the Chiefs defense, as well as some of the other top-tier defenses in the NFL. You might feel a little bitter about KC’s defense. Also, there is an update on Eric Berry’s injury and Farzin will tell you if he believes it or not.
The Kansas City Chiefs will be visiting a Cleveland Browns team dealing with multiple coaching changes this week. Farzin breaks down the matchup and tells you which player he thinks will come away with an AFC Player of the Week honor for Week 9. Plus, Maryland is taking a lot of heat for bringing back DJ Durkin, and that impacts the entire athletics department.
The Kansas City Chiefs win once again, getting the season sweep over the Denver Broncos. Farzin recaps the game between the Chiefs and Broncos and explains the turning point in what allowed the Chiefs to come away with a key divisional win. Farzin takes a look at the conference and how far ahead the Chiefs are. Plus, as usual, we look at some crazy Mahomes stats.
The Kansas City Chiefs get ready for their first divisional match at home this season as the Denver Broncos come to Arrowhead Stadium. Farzin talks to Benjamin Allbright of Mile High Sports to discuss the two teams, the AFC West and the AFC as a whole. Farzin lashes out on ESPN for their sideline setup with Booger McFarland and how it obstructs the views of those sitting in the first few rows. Plus, WWE is doing something more controversial than NFL players protesting during the anthem. Farzin explains why.
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