Chiefs-Browns Preview, Royals Epic Fail, Big 12 to OP, CDC Changes Stance Again
It has always looked easy to be a fan of the best team with the best player. So why do I have such a hard time believing it's just going to be easy for Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs? He's undefeated in September, undefeated against Cleveland and I'm afraid of this game. We'll break it down for you.
The Royals had an epic fail in the 8th inning against the Orioles blowing a 5-0 lead. By my count, the Royals, defensively, had 6 players out of position when they gave the Orioles 5 outs in one inning. What the hell is going on?
The Big 12 is about to add BYU, Houston, Cincinnati and UCF to the league. Now it's time to relocate the headquarters from Dallas to Overland Park.
Reporter Alex Berenson is suing Twitter after they removed a post that turns out to be correct. Berenson is America's actual authority on Covid-19 and when he tweeted the vax doesn't stop infection or transmission, he was correct. Now the CDC has changed it's definition of a vaccine and agrees with Berenson.
Also, Larry Elder gets egged and it's apparently not racist, Kellyann Conway rips the president in a letter and Biden plummets to 39% approval.
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