The Chief in the North Newsletter
Seth KeysorGoing beyond the box score to review, analyze, and discuss Kansas City Chiefs' game film. Occasional thoughts on parenting, lawyering, frozen pizzas, and the NFL as a whole.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
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| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 567 |
| Subscribers | Read | mnchiefsfan.substack.com |
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Chiefs analyst and "check the film" truther since the Matt Cassel era. I practice law on the side and have a great wife as well as 5 wonderful kids. I'm tired. Jesus saves.
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