Seth Kaiser

I'm doing very, very well.

How are you?

Well, when you look at the choices that they've made this offseason, and the draft just kind of solidified it with kind of the finalization of it.

If you think about it, when you include trades, the Chiefs used their first six draft picks on defense.

That's an incredible investment on that side of the ball.

More than even like 2022, right?

Because in 22, they drafted Sky Moore in the second round.

It is

It's an unbelievable investment, especially when you consider that, you know, you're talking two first-round picks, you're talking a second-round pick, you're talking a third-round pick, you know, that they traded away.

I mean, an incredible amount of resources dedicated to the defensive side of the ball.

And then when you look at the offseason, while the Kenneth Walker signing obviously generated the most headlines, and I understand that, and that's obviously a big move for sure.

But when you look at the majority of their signings,

You know, they signed Walker and then another running back who may or may not, you know, be part of it.

You know, David Johnson picks an interesting one.

And then they sign, you know, a safety, a nose tackle, a slot corner.

They focus primarily on the defensive side of the ball and maybe appropriately so.

You know, you and I have talked about how terrible the third down defense was last year, that kind of thing.

And so with the choices they've made –

is to essentially on offense run it back with a different running back room, which, to be fair, is a big deal, right?

They had arguably the worst running back room in the league last year.