H3 Tim Grunhard
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What is the opening story about Tim Grunhard’s encounter with Warren Sapp?
Player, coach, pain in the ass. He's done it all on the gridiron from South Bend to Arrowhead. From football on the radio, back to football, then more radio, then a little more football, and now radio again. It's Chiefs Hall of Famer Tim Gronhardt on the program. Brought to you by the Plumbing Pro. When you really need a plumber, the one-to-no
is the plumbing pro. Visit them online at the plumbingpro dot com. By the way, shout out to the Plumbing Pro. They're at my house today. Somebody went uh had somebody doing some work on some other stuff. They looked at our water heater, said, you might have a problem there. Called the Plumbing Pro, came by. Turns out I don't. I understand why they thought that. Looking at it, looked like there was like maybe an issue, but there's not. Came out, said, Nope, water, water heater's good. No problem. You know how easy it would have been? I'm gonna tell you the company that we used to call would have been like, oh yeah, we we need to change the water heater. And we're gonna have to your main line sucks too. That's coming out.
Not at the point where they came out like, no, no, no, you're fine. This water heater's fine. I'm like, okay, I'm always freaked out that the water heater's gonna go down. They're like, you're good. You're fine. How about that? You know what they came out and did? Nothing. Because nothing needed to be done. And that that is the kind of honesty and integrity you get with a company that's been in Kansas City since nineteen eighty. So tip of the cap to Steve and his great staff at the Plumbing Bro.
Absolutely. Had the same situation happen at our house. We had uh some leakage in the water heater. Uh we called them and they said, No, no, it's just uh you gotta replace this little valve right here. That's all it is, it's no big deal. You got a couple of years left on this guy. So yeah, 'cause water heaters are expensive and uh it's a lot of work. It you know, it takes a lot to replace the water heater, so yeah, they do a great job. Yep. Tim, how are you, buddy? I'm doing good. Doing good. Getting ready for the first preseason game. I you know I know it's uh No, won't have a big party at the house. Uh something but it's I tried to have
a big party at the house, but uh you know, everybody's out of town.
So there'll be
a little party at the house.
And y your wife is okay with having the big party for the preseason.
The wife's probably not gonna be there. That's one of the reasons why I was gonna go for it and try to have a big party at the house.
And usually you have people over on Sundays for regular season. That's right. And uh and Lynn does a wonderful job of hosting.
Uh yes, when she's there. Yeah, she does she always great cook, you know. Yeah. Yeah, very fortunate. Like if you w what are we buying? Like, oh I if it's me, if it comes down to me, uh we're going to Lafetta. Like that that's Yeah. Just give s couple of Sammies. Yeah, get a couple of the trays of sandwiches are absolutely phenomenal. It was a big hit. So uh yeah, uh that's I I know I know how to do it. It's called Get the Credit Card Out. That's how I do it, but she makes everything. So
Well, she's a wonderful host and a great wife and you're very, very lucky. I agree. And uh you got a beautiful place to for people to go watch. Uh a lot nicer than mine. Well good, that's what I strive for. Let me know when you catch up.
It's not a competition, but it is for me.
But it certainly is uh, I'm not losing to you, Tim. You're you're not the only
one. You're not the only one. Uh what do you make first of all, let's answer Todd's question. Yeah. Four phase special teamer means what?
Uh that means if you're uh if you're the fourth team special team guy. Four phase. A four phase specialty. It's punt punt return.
How did he phrase it? How did Tobe phrase it? Four teamer. Field goal block.
That that's kind of a whole its own little entity. Which you know gets worked out a little bit but now So is that what it is? They that's probably if when he's talking about the four phases, uh the four phases is really kind of you know, if you think about the two punts and the two kickoffs.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening story about Tim Grunhard’s encounter with Warren Sapp?
0:00–5:20
2
How does Tim describe the first preseason game and its opponent?
5:20–11:28
3
What are the key takeaways from the discussion about the Chiefs’ defensive line?
11:28–17:54
4
Why are the linebackers a concern for the Chiefs this season?
17:54–22:43
5
How important is the running game for Kansas City’s offense?
22:43–28:18
6
What does the coaching staff say about the health of Ashton Gelotti?
28:18–33:34
7
How will the preseason games answer the team’s unanswered questions?
33:34–39:17
8
What final thoughts does Tim share about the upcoming season?
39:17–46:55