The Drive

Joshua Brisco, Pre and Postgame Host for the Chiefs Radio Network, joined The Drive trying to explain how the Chiefs found a way to lose the game against Denver.

The Drive played the clip of an Aim teacher struggling to trach a student how to spell the word seventeen.

The Drive played clips of what people inside the national media are saying about the Chiefs after their loss in Denver.

The Drive was in awe of just how well Jeffrey Simmons played for the Bears last night, and how that is what an impact DL looks like.

The Drive noticed how last season there was super hype around Darryn Peterson and why that doesn’t exist for Tyran Stokes.

Mike Ginnitti, of Spotrac, joined The Drive with a view of how financial realistic WR options are for the Chiefs at the upcoming deadline.

The Drive is growing tired of fans giving Brett Veach a pass due to the excuse of where he has had to pick in the NFL Draft, and noticed its not stopping other teams.

Following a fourth-quarter collapse against the Denver Broncos, hosts dissect Andy Reid's baffling clock management, penalty issues, and refusal to run short-yardage quarterback sneaks. The discussion questions whether coaching stubbornness and a lack of team discipline are beginning to mirror the unraveling of Reid's tenure in Philadelphia.

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The Drive opened the show discussing the Chiefs tight loss to the Broncos on the road in Denver.

The Drive discussed how it feels like every single week there is a communication issue with Worthy and Mahomes, and how it isn’t getting fixed.

The Drive was shocked to learn that there is internet controversy on if Jaylon Moore or didn’t commit a false start penalty at the end of the game.

The Drive ended the show with the hits.

Mitch Holthus, voice of the Chiefs Kingdom, joined The Drive to discuss all the things that went wrong in the Chiefs loss to the Broncos.

The Drive doesnt seem to understand what is happening with Kingsley Suamataia didnt play, but it wasnt a punishment but also isnt an earth shattering issue.

After the late game miss yesterday combined with the addition of Tucker, The Drive wondered if it was the last kick of the Butker era in town.

The Drive made a point to take calls who vented about the Chiefs loss over the weekend in Denver.

The Drive looked at the box score and noticed the absence of Jones. No tackles, assisted tackles, QB hit or sack in two weeks of Chiefs game.

The Drive pulled the stats of just how success the QB sneak is as opposed to any other play teams run in the same situation.

The Drive discussed the end of game management from the Chiefs and how they seem to be overly worried about the clock.

96.5 The Fan presents a collection of Kansas City Chiefs discussions from Fescoe & Dusty, Cody & Gold, and The Drive. The Drive examines the stark contrast between public morality and the Chiefs' ruthless focus on winning after signing Justin Tucker; Cody & Gold sound the alarm on Chris Jones' half-sack season and his massive $45M cap hit; plus, Fescoe & Dusty share raw reactions to Tucker's allegations, Harrison Butker's struggles, and Andy Reid's history of second chances. That and more on Best Of Chiefs on 96.5 The Fan!

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The Drive opened the show explaining how for the Broncos, the game on Sunday is must win for any division winning hopes.

The Drive wondered if the Chiefs will be able to get a strong pass rush on Sunday against the Broncos, like they did in week one.

Nate Taylor of ESPN, joined The Drive discussed the Broncos being more beat up than the Chiefs headed into the matchup on Sunday.

The Drive ended the week with the hits.

Ahead of Halloween, The Drive was on a quest to figure which candy is the worst to end up in your bag while trick or treating.

Matt Verderame, of SI, joined The Drive to discuss the Colts fire sale and the upcoming weekend of games in the AFC.

The Drive did a weekly tradition and looked up how sportsbooks see the other WR numbers, and wondered which WR is going to step up on Sunday.

The Drive delved into the stats to show just show far Bo Nix has fallen from the QB he was in the past for the Broncos.

The Drive looked at the Chiefs opponent and tried to identify the biggest problems the Broncos have had in 2026.

Ryan Edwards, of KOA in Denver, joined The Drive to give the Chiefs opponent view of the game on Sunday between Denver and Kansas City.

The Drive looked at how Sunday is must win for the Broncos, because with a win the Chiefs can all but clinch the division.

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The Drive opened the show with the news of the blockbuster trade in the NFL where the Bears added Jeffrey Simmons from the Titans.

The Drive discussed the reasoning for why they want the Chiefs to out ands trade for Colts WR Joshua Downs, as opposed to some of the pie in the sky ideas fans have.

Adam Schefter reported that it would take a third-round pick for Joshua Down, The Drive wondered if fans would pull the trigger on that deal.

The Drive ended the show with the hits.

The Drive took calls asking fans if they would be willing to give up a 3rd round pick for Joshua Downs to be on roster.

Gabe DeArmond, of PowerMizzou, joined The Drive discussing how likely or unlikely it is that Ahmad Hardy is back with Mizzou this week.

Former Broncos OL Mark Schlareth joined The Drive to discuss the Chiefs matchup with Denver and how the Broncos QB has been playing better of late.

The Drive played s news story about how a cruise that told passengers it would go forever has come an end.

The Drive played what Special Teams Coordinator Dave Toub said to media about the perceived kicker competition.

The Drive dissected what Garrett Wilson said when he spoke to the media in New York about trades rumors.

The Drive discussed the moves being made in the NFC, and wondered if the AFC will start to join the Super Bowl arms race.

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The Drive opened the show reacting to the news that the Chiefs are signing former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker to their practice squad.

The Drive evaluated the Chiefs part of the Justin Tucker move, and were confused because he was last on the field he struggled to make kicks.

The Drive explained how America has an addition to football, and how an uncomfortable amount of teams in the league has players with off the field issues like Justin Tucker.

The Drive ended the show with the hits.