This week, Chiefs Wire’s Ed Easton Jr. spoke with Actor, Comedian and long-time Kansas City Chiefs fan Rob Riggle.

In his interview with Easton Jr., Riggle discussed his partnership with Avocados From Mexico ahead of this year’s Big Game. The Guacamoney Sweepstakes is giving one lucky fan a taste of sweet victory. If specific predictions are accurate, one lucky fan will score $60,000 in celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Big Game — plus free avocados for an entire year. He also shared his thoughts on the Chiefs relocating to Kansas, with a new stadium to be built soon.

“The folks over at Avocados From Mexico. You know, they knew my passion for football,” said Riggle, “They knew my penchant for predictions. They knew how much I like to make predictions, so they said, “Well, what about a guac guru?” to which I said, “Yes, please,” and that’s how this came to be. So I I like, I like, I like what they do. They have a great attitude and spirit.”

Riggle appears in the Avocados From Mexico campaign as the Guac Guru, an all-knowing expert ready to prove how guac and football are predictably good.

Safe to say, Cameron did everything in 2025 to prove that he belongs in the Royals rotation in 2026 and beyond. That said, there were a couple of minor red flags from the past year that could affect his outlook for the upcoming season, based on surface-level metrics alone.

While he posted a sub-three ERA, which is pretty elite, his xERA was 4.08, his FIP was 4.18, and his xFIP was 4.08. Those aren’t bad metrics by any means, especially for a No. 4 or No. 5 starter in the rotation. At the same time, each of those indicators has a difference of over 1, which is a significant gap. Add that with a .241 BABIP and 84% LOB% (strand rate), and it seems likely that Cameron will be unable to sustain his 2025 numbers into 2026, especially with the new park dimensions at Kauffman Stadium.