KC Chiefs podcast: Breaking down the offensive line issues

Nov 22, 2020; Paradise, Nevada, USA; General view down the line of scrimmage as Kansas City Chiefs center Austin Reiter (62) prepares to snap the ball against the Las Vegas Raiders in the second half at Allegiant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 22, 2020; Paradise, Nevada, USA; General view down the line of scrimmage as Kansas City Chiefs center Austin Reiter (62) prepares to snap the ball against the Las Vegas Raiders in the second half at Allegiant Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports /
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The Arrowhead Addict podcast is doubling in size—or at least in number of hosts. For months, you’ve hopefully enjoyed having the perspectives, humor, and talents of Matt Verderame and Patrick Allen heading things up. However, we’ve decided to add another set of hosts, including Sterling Holmes and myself (Matt Conner). Don’t worry. Patrick and Matt V. aren’t going anywhere. The good news is that we’re bringing more content to you, dear Chiefs fans.

All this context is important because this is our first episode—for Sterling and Conner (yes I just referred to myself in third person). On this episode of the Arrowhead Addict podcast, we introduce ourselves and our style a bit and help break down the Kansas City Chiefs concerns along the offensive line.

What’s clear is that everyone says they know that the offensive line needs work, but it can be hard to put into words exactly what is needed. Why does it need work? What are the main issues? Can anything be brought back and what must be avoided at all costs? We also touch on a bit of wishful thinking at wide receiver, the crazy carousel at left guard since Andy Reid first arrived back in ’13, and how many Sterlings that Sterling has actually met in his life.

As always, there will be plenty more content to come from Matt Verderame and Patrick Allen later this week. If you haven’t yet subscribed via Apple podcasts, you can do so here. And of course, we’re available on your favorite podcast player if you prefer something different. Stay tuned for plenty more perspective and coverage on site and via the AA podcast!

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