Got family practically in walking distance of Johnny's Boys Home.

My uncle lived even closer, until he died from heart inflammation after working on sandbagging the Ouachita.

Johnny Robinson, just wow... my Chiefs history was woefully lacking until tonight, what a great player and philanthropist

He was before my time, but that’s no excuse to be so ignorant

This wasn’t quite the episode I was expecting, but not in a bad way at all

Mike Kafka just turned 32 last month. He’s been on an NFL Staff for 2 years.

If he’s wise, he’ll wait until Andy retires. That will probably be around the time he is in his late 30’s or early 40’s.

Damn it i wasn't supposed to cry watching this but me and my dad did. Bless you johnny Robinson.

That was fun. Not what I was expecting from this episode, but it was cool to learn a bit about Johnny.

tavia has huge tits

and i mean massive

Okay, fine. I'll watch.

Tony G was not drafted in 2003. Somebody screwed the pooch on that.

Johnny Robinson is just a great human being.

Saying that's he'd rather be remembered for his work with the boys home than for football says so much about his character.

Great man.

Kafka will be the next Chiefs Head Coach. The timing should be right.

Yeah...1997.

They only spent like 2 minutes on TG....obviously Chiefs didn't appreciate him in a Falcons jersey (video backdrop) during his induction speech. That wasn't an accident...

Very strange...does anyone know why there is an obvious rift between the organization and him? He only played a handful of years for Atlanta...and they weren't really that eventful.

That's like Montana accepting as a Chief..

This weeks video said "Tony G made an immediate impact" on the Chiefs.

That is NOT true: Tony had the drops his first year here and there was even whispers that the Chiefs might have made a mistake drafting a guy who was more suited for the NBA and a better basketball player.

I know I was not thrilled with his rookie year and wondered if he was really going to be all that. Guess he answered that one!

And I also did not know much about Johnny Robinson. Man, the end of that segment hit me hard. What a great man who did (and still does) wonderful work!

Looking forward to tonight’s episode as always, just hoping they get away from the nostalgia and “here’s player X at home” stuff a little bit... the season starts tomorrow, let’s talk football in the here and now