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A few injuries are taking place, a fight broke out at Chiefs training camp and the Chiefs are going after another cornerback. Farzin discusses all of those stories, plus what he is looking for from the team in the second preseason match.
The first preseason game for the Kansas City Chiefs is in the books, and it wasn't good. Farzin discusses how seriously we should take offseason practices and preseason games, whether we see good highlights or bad plays in games. Farzin also goes over some of the positives and negatives and what can be taken away from the first preseason game and what we learned from the Chiefs in this game.
The Kansas City Chiefs are set for their first preseason games, but are dealing with a couple of key injuries this week prior to their preseason debut. Matt Derrick of ChiefsDigest.com joins Farzin to discuss some of those injuries, as well as other Chiefs training camp news so far leading up to the first preseason game. Plus, one NFL player has a strong choice of words for his former team.
Chiefs quarterback Pat Mahomes has had an up-and-down training camp so far. Farzin goes over Mahomes' performance so far and how conerning his interception woes are. Farzin also discusses one defensive player who has been highlighted so far in training camp and why he will be the best newcomer for the team this season. Plus, Farzin goes over some NFL prop bets you can place before the season in Vegas and where some Chiefs players fall on these prop bets.
Training camp is underway for the Kansas City Chiefs, and it could start with a key free agent signing. Provided that he signs with the Chiefs, Farzin discusses what cornerback Brashaud Breeland adds to the team’s defense. Farzin also discusses Dee Ford as he tries to make his return to the gridiron. Farzin believes he is the most important player in training camp and explains why. Plus, one former pro athlete in Kansas City has been slammed for greeting Donald Trump in Kansas City. Farzin thinks we are letting the political views of public figures dictate our opinion of that public figure, and that is bad.
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