Brandon Kiley is a Co-Host at 101 ESPN. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on major league and team sports, while also exploring themes in sports business. 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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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.
Time is running out for Kansas City’s 2024 first-round pick to prove he’s a high-caliber weapon.
I loved the pick. Unabashedly loved it. “He's fast, he's productive, and he's going to add the element this offense has been missing.”
By: Brandon Kiley
Las Vegas represents a potential get-right game for Kansas City’s defensive line.
Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face. It's a quote made famous by Mike Tyson, and it applies in all aspects of life.
By: Brandon Kiley
Kansas City’s top back is making good on the biggest workload of his NFL career.
Kansas City has a month to explore their internal wide receiver options before the NFL’s trade deadline.
Kansas City playing for months without their franchise left tackle is a significant loss.
