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Podcast: Trent Green on Dante Hall, Andy Reid and a Chiefs dynasty

Matt Conner
Matt Conner

Arrowhead Addict

Kansas Chiefs quarterback Trent Green at the line in the first half as the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Oakland Raiders by a score of 20 to 9 at McAfee Coliseum, Oakland, California, December 23, 2006. (Photo by Robert B. Stanton/NFLPhotoLibrary)

Former Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Trent Green spent some time on the Arrowhead Addict podcast talking about all kinds of Chiefs-related topics.

As one of the five greatest quarterbacks to ever play for the Kansas City Chiefs, Trent Green has a lot of incredible stories from his time in and around our favorite team. But even beyond that, Green also has plenty of other experiences from his 15 years in broadcasting as well as a decade-and-a-half playing the game, even beyond his years in Kansas City.

That’s what made Green such an engaging guest on the latest episode of the Arrowhead Addict podcast. From his favorite moments in K.C. to the excitement of watching Dante Hall and his thoughts on Andy Reid to his close friendship with Dick Vermeil, Green spoke with us about all kinds of Chiefs-related topics—including the time he was nervous about hitting a U.S. President in the face with the football!

Check out this episode for some Chiefs post-draft talk and an in-depth conversation with a franchise great!

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Matt Conner

Matt Conner

Matt Conner is an editor with FanSided who has covered the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Addict since 2017. Formerly an Assignment Editor with SB Nation, Matt was a longtime music journalist in a past life who has interviewed over 2,000 artists from Aerosmith to ZZ Top. These days, he hosts The Resistance, a podcast featuring in-depth conversations about the intersection of art and fear (listentotheresistance.com). He also has more Creed Humphrey autographs than anyone.