KK Shares Scathing Critique Of Britt Reid's Journey To Sobriety

Again . . .

For #TBT we need to share a bit of context so that readers can completely understand the local commentary. 

We shouldn't forget that KK lost a pretty sweet gig for criticism of coach Reid's family not so long ago.

Shortly thereafter . . . 

Britt Reid, former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach and son of Andy Reid, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated causing serious bodily injury in a 2021 crash that severely injured a 5-year-old girl. 

And then  . . .

The Missouri Guv at the time shortened the sentence. 

Even more recently . . .  

KK returned to the airwaves with an "Uncancelled" show and a successful podcast that has garnered an impressive following. 

All this brings us full circle to a tell-all interview . . . 

Check the description . . .  

"Britt shares his journey through prison, sobriety, and redemption after the tragic car accident just days before the Super Bowl that almost cost a 5-year-old girl her life. He talks about discovering That Sober Guy Podcast behind bars, the heartbreaking loss of his brother to a drug overdose, and what it really takes to rebuild your life after hitting rock bottom." 

Now . . .

CHECK TODAY'S RESPONSE FROM KK WHEREIN HE DISSECTS THE "RECOVERY" NARRATIVE!!! 

Here's a quote, a link to KK and a peek at the "sobering" conversation . . .  

"He chronicles living at his dad's house, working for his dad as a coach and using and abusing for decades.  Contrary to news reports, Andy Reid knew everything and warned his sons they are in a family filled with addicts.  This is gut wrenching and it explains a lot about why the Chiefs have been so secretive.  Not anymore.  Britt smoked pot and got drunk at Arrowhead and nearly killed a little girl.  He thought his worst days were behind him as it was only marijuana and booze and not heroine and cocaine and opioids.  This is the story of a family dealing with addiction and tragedy all while living a high profile life at the top of the NFL.  There is no other football story like this and Britt shares it all."

Take a look via www.TonysKansasCity.com embed . . .