Brandon Kiley is a Co-Host at 101 ESPN. He specializes in sports, sports business, and competitive sports, often discussing team sports and their impact on the community. Brandon's work has been featured in Rock M Nation, The Alton Telegraph, Arrowhead Pride, The Edwardsville Intelligencer, MSN, and Yahoo Sports.
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Brandon Kiley's articles predominantly focus on college football, specifically the Missouri Tigers. His coverage includes reviews and investment analysis with an emphasis on citing data.
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Brandon Kiley Nobody should be arguing that the Kansas City Chiefs' roster is at the level of the 2022 team that won Super Bowl LVII.
Are Kansas City fans feeling what Patriots fans felt all those years?
Kansas City has a couple great rookie stories, but they’re likely to have a bigger impact in 2027 than in 2026.
Neither Jaylon Moore nor Kristian Fulton appear likely to start in Kansas City despite carrying large cap hits.
By: Brandon Kiley
It’s hard to ignore the hype surrounding Kansas City’s training camp sensation.
These are the under-the-radar storylines that could determine whether Kansas City’s 2026 season is a success.
Are you ready for some football? No, I'm not talking about preseason football. I'm talking about football with real, meaningful stakes attached to each and every play.
Will Kansas City finish the season ranked as a top 5 unit on either side of the ball?
Kansas City has always been a reflection of Andy Reid. Is that still a good thing at this point in his career?
I love Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid. I think he is the second-best coach of this generation, and a top-5 coach of all time.
