The Drive

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The Drive opened the show with the state of the union of every single sports team inside of the KC metro area.

As part of their show dedicated to the state of all the teams in KC, The Drive wondered which coach is most on the hot seat in town.

The Drive was confused as to why ESPN did an article about the trade value of Patrick Mahomes, highlighting the slow news time in sports it is.

Jillian Carroll joined The Drive to discuss the Current play on the field and the momentum for a renovation to CPKC Stadium.

Shreyas Laddha, of the KC Star, joined The Drive with an update on how Kansas sports and if Lance Leipold is on the hot headed into this season.

Aaron Ladd, of the KOMU 8 in Columbia, joined The Drive with an update on how Mizzou sports and ahead of a highly anticipated basketball season.

Derek Young, of the 3MAW Podcast, joined The Drive with an update on how KSU sports and ahead of the football season with coach Collin Klein.

Joshua Brisco, Pre and Postgame host for the Chiefs Radio Network, joined The Drive to breakdown the Chiefs goal to return to the playoffs in 2026.

Daniel Sperry, of the KC Star, joined The Drive to recap all the moves that Sporting KC had made recently in hopes to improve the roster.

Jacob Milham, of the Kings of Kauffman, joined The Drive to give a breakdown on what he is looking at for the Royals in the second half of the season.

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The Drive opened the show discussing what Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes said when he sat down for an exclusive interview with Yahoo! Sports.

The Drive reacted to what Matt Verderame had to say about how the impact Eric Bieniemy has as a coach and what it means for the Chiefs.

The Drive tried to explain to Chiefs fans that the most likely outcome for Rashee Rice Chiefs future is that he receives the franchise tag during the 2027 offseason.

The Drive ended the show with the hits.

The Drive wondered if the people who are under 40-year-old have already in their life had a chance to see the greatest of all time perform in their sports.

The Drive dove into the numbers and wondered if the Chiefs will shift the offense to do what makes Kenneth Walker effective.

Matt Verderame, of Sports Illustrated, joined The Drive giving insights on the biggest stories facing the Chiefs ahead of training camp starting.

The Drive gave Carrington recollection of his time going to see Post Malone and Jelly Roll at The K.

The Drive played what Talk Sport hosts said following the England national team late loss to Argentina in the World Cup.

The Drive played an offseason version of the Circle of Trust, wondering if fan have faith in Chiefs RT Jaylon Moore.

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The Drive opened the show explaining how the most important Chiefs might be George Karlaftis because of the lack of depth the teams has.

The Drive looked at the ESPN list of the top WRs in the NFL and made note how far away Rashee Rice was from being on this list.

As the ESPN list series has concluded, The Drive wondered which Chief will be the next to crack a top ten list.

The Drive ended the show with the hits.

Daniel Sperry, of the KC Star, joined The Drive to discuss the high drama that led to Argentina beating England in the World Cup semifinals.

On the anniversary of Wedding Crashers release. The Drive argued abut if certain movies are funnier than Wedding Crashers.

With Carrington going to the Jelly Roll concert, The Drive wondered how many, if any, songs of Jelly Roll’s that Cdot would know.

The Drive was elated to share the news that Olive Garden is bringing back the social media sensation; the Olive Garden Pasta Pass.

As the show continued to discuss the Chiefs pass rush issues, The Drive argued about the output the team got from Ashton Gillotte.

The Drive tried its hardest to understand why the national anthem by Patti Labelle was such a polarizing discussion on social media.

The Drive pulled some stats that highlighted how the Chiefs are potentially too reliant on R Mason Thomas for the upcoming NFL season.

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While discussing a potential lockout in the MLB, The Drive made a point to highlight how strong the MLBPA is as a negotiating body.

The Drive was curious if the city will remain engaged and locked into the World Cup as the tournament is winding down.

After watching the Home Run Derby last night, The Drive wondered why NBA player don’t participate in the dunk contest the way MLB players do.

The Drive ended the show with the hits.

Daniel Sperry, of the KC Star, joined The Drive to recap to the World Cup Semifinal win Spain had over France.

The Drive played a game wondering if a lost of QBs can take their team down the field to score a GW touchdown.

With the MLB All Star game being tonight, The Drive looked back at some All Star game lineup from previous seasons.

The Drive wondered if people are still going to go to Taco Bell amid the news the news it could be linked to a parasite outbreak.

The Drive discussed the inevitability of a lockout is coming in baseball this offseason, after some comments from the new head of the MLBPA.

The Drive reacted to the viral video of a man being attacked by a bison inside a park.

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The Drive opened the show complimenting how good of a job the city did in hosting the World Cup, and shows how special Kansas City is.

The Drive was confused by the latest ESPN ranking that had has Josh Allen ranked as a better QB than Patrick Mahomes.

The Drive reacted to an anonymous scout saying that last year version of the Chiefs would’ve been a three win team if Mahomes didn’t play.

The Drive ended the show with the hits.