The Chiefs Zone

The Kansas City Chiefs have kicked off their defensive overhaul, starting off by releasing cornerback Darrelle Revis and letting longtime inside linebacker Derrick Johnson become a free agent. Farzin goes over the recent moves and what this means for the franchise. How much money has been freed up? Who will replace those players? And who else is on the chopping block? Kareem Hunt was involved in a situation where he was accused of pushing and shoving a woman, according to a report. How much trouble is he in? Is there a lesson to be learned from this? A lot of Chiefs fans have also been talking about Jamaal Charles possibly reuniting in Kansas City. Farzin will tell you his thoughts on that, plus a Week 1 scheduling request he has for the NFL.

New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels backs out of an agreement to join the Indianapolis Colts after agreeing to be their next head coach. How does this impact the Kansas City Chiefs? Could special teams coordinator Dave Toub leave? Farzin discusses all of the angles from McDaniels' pull out. Farzin also recaps the 2017-18 Kansas City Chiefs and NFL season. What is the biggest takeaway from the game of football this past year? Plus, Farzin opens up at the end of the podcast about his weight loss journey and what it took for him to get there. Many of you asked "how did you do it?" and he will explain how you can do it too! 

The 2017-18 NFL season is officially complete after the Philadelphia Eagles defeat the New England Patriots to win the Super Bowl. Farzin recaps and shares his thoughts on the game, the best commercial and Justin Timberlake's halftime show. Also, what things went wrong during the Super Bowl? Farzin will answer that. Farzin also goes over Brett Veach's ability to pull off a big trade, sending Alex Smith to the Washington Redskins for a third-round draft pick, plus a talented cornerback in Kendall Fuller. Many of you are upset that Alvin Kamara won the Offensive Rookie of the Year award over Kareem Hunt. Hear if Farzin feels the same way and what his take is on the outcome of that award. 

The Kansas City Chiefs have traded QB Alex Smith to the Washington Redskins for a third-round pick and CB Kendall Fuller, per reports. (Farzin recorded the podcast after the details about Fuller came together. Check out Farzin on Facebook and Twitter at Facebook.com/FarzinVousoughian and Twitter.com/Farzin21 for details about Fuller.)  Farzin gives his reaction to the trade going down in late January before the new league year. Farzin also goes over some recent changes with the Chiefs coaching staff. Farzin also previews Super Bowl 52 and explains why we should appreciate Tom Brady. Plus, Farzin dives into the Alex Reimer drama after he attacked a Tom Brady's five-year-old daughter on his radio show.

Despite the lack of Kansas City Chiefs news in the last week, there are plenty of Kansas City Chiefs related topics to get into for this week. Farzin introduces a new, and very upsetting, postseason-Super Bowl trend with the Chiefs. You won't like this. Farzin also goes over a couple of former Chiefs who have landed new coaching gigs. Plus, Matt Conner of Arrowhead Addict joins the show. Farzin also makes an announcement during the podcast. 

With a quiet week for the Kansas City Chiefs, Farzin goes over some potential free agents the team could go after this offseason. Kareem Hunt has already taken multiple Rookie of the Year awards. Farzin will also give his predictions for conference championship weekend. Plus, major networks are bidding for Thursday Night Football. Hear why one network might be dropping one big program for TNF. Also, you won’t believe what one couple in Denver did.

While the NFL is coming off a wild weekend of playoff action, the Kansas City Chiefs have yet to make a change with their defensive coordinator, Bob Sutton. Farzin goes over Kansas City's personnel and at some of the Chiefs free agents for 2018. Who is worth keeping? Who will the Chiefs try to keep? Farzin goes over that list. Plus, is good talent required to make it to a conference title game? Farzin discusses that. Also, there was a unique offensive play that occurred over the weekend that we could see happen again soon. 

The Kansas City Chiefs are now in offseason mode, and one big change has already been made as Eric Bieniemy has replaced Matt Nagy, now with the Bears, as the new Chiefs offensive coordinator. Farzin goes over the promotion at OC for Kansas City and what that could mean for the offense. But how much of a difference would it be if Andy Reid still calls the plays? Farzin also tells you who the Chiefs are interviewing for an assistant position. Plus, what is the latest with Bob Sutton? While many are discussing the unfortunate trend of bad, heart-breaking playoff losses, Farzin goes over another unfortunate Chiefs postseason trend. Also, there is one player who everyone feels bad about. But Farzin does not feel the same way.

The Kansas City Chiefs end the season in disappointing season once again, this time blowing an 18-point lead to the Tennessee Titans at Arrowhead Stadium. Farzin opens up the show discussing the constant disappointment this fanbase has incurred. Farzin eliminates all of the excuses he has seen from some Chiefs fans and explains why the Chiefs have no one to blame but themselves. Farzin also points out what Tennessee did to help come back and win. (Spoiler: it was almost the same thing they did in their comeback win against the Chiefs 15 months ago.)

The Kansas City Chiefs open up the NFL postseason against the Tennessee Titans at Arrowhead Stadium this Saturday and look to show off their high-powered offense. Farzin previews the game and breaks down all three facets of the game for both teams. What are the five keys for the Chiefs in defeating the Titans and the keys to making it to the Super Bowl? Farzin also goes over the regular season, giving his vote for the Derrick Thomas and Mack Lee Hill Awards. Also, Jon Gruden, likely soon-to-be head coach of the Raiders, is covering the Chiefs this week. Is that a problem? Farzin answers that. Plus, one police chase ends (sort of) romantically.