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.
For effective outreach, consider providing statistical insights or in-depth game analyses related to the Missouri Tigers' performance, upcoming matches, or player recruiting updates. Additionally, pitches focused on local sports events and key statistics are likely to resonate well with Brandon given his review-focused content.
Since Brandon's geographic focus is local (United States, Missouri, Columbia), tailor your pitches to align with this regional context by highlighting relevant college football news specific to these areas.
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By: Brandon Kiley
Improving the offensive line isn’t the only way to protect Kansas City’s recovering quarterback.
By: Brandon Kiley
Rashee Rice has shown us who he is. It’s time Kansas City listens.
Kansas City has followed the trend of the league by investing resources along the interior of the defensive line.
By: Brandon Kiley
Mahomes’ contract says as much about his faith in Kansas City’s organization as it does its faith in him.
Is Kansas City still in search of a defensive end, or did that end when Cam Jordan signed on the dotted line?
By: Brandon Kiley
How much production is too much production to expect out of Kansas City’s rookie defensive linemen?
Kansas City should boast a top-10 offensive line in the NFL this season, which would apparently surprise some.
Brandon Kiley What a strange offseason this has been for discourse about the Kansas City Chiefs ' offensive line.
ESPN’s NFL insiders give us a glimpse into how the rest of the league views Kansas City’s roster.
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.
