Rob Riggle comments on the Chiefs’ upcoming relocation to Kansas

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.

The Chiefs are set to relocate to the Sunflower State in 2031 after agreeing to a deal with the State of Kansas to build a new stadium in Wyandotte County. Riggle, a graduate of the University of Kansas, weighed in on the upcoming move.

“I mean, it’s tough. Change is always hard. Change is tough. It doesn’t mean it’s bad, it just means it’s hard sometimes. It could be one of the greatest things ever. We don’t know,” said Riggle. “It could be awesome.” This new stadium could be the most beautiful in the NFL. It could bring a Super Bowl to our town, which would be fantastic. I would love to host a Super Bowl. It means a lot of money for the for the for the area, for Kansas City, the whole area is going to benefit.”

To enter, fans can visit AFMGuacamoney.com until February 8th at 9 a.m. ET for a chance to win $60K. One entry is all it takes to be in the game — the rest is up to the Guac Guru and his bold predictions.

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