Brandon Kiley is a Co-Host at 101 ESPN. He specializes in sports, particularly competitive team sports and the business aspects of the sports industry. Brandon is 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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By: Brandon Kiley
Brandon Kiley The Kansas City Chiefs have several options if the organization chooses to trade up from the ninth-overall selection in the 2026 NFL Draft, depending on how high they want to go.
By: Brandon Kiley
Does Kansas City still need to select a wide receiver with one of its first-round picks?
Brandon Kiley This time last week, wide receiver was perceived by many – myself included – as arguably the greatest position of need on the Kansas City Chiefs ' roster.
By: Brandon Kiley
Brandon Kiley I like to think of the NFL Draft as a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book. Each individual decision impacts the next.
Kansas City could still use the free agent market to fill its remaining holes after the draft.
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?
