The Kansas City Chiefs' season from hell continued in Week 16. Despite losing three straight games and star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, KC was still favored over the 2-12 Tennessee Titans.
In a league increasingly dominated by the narrative of the quarterback, there is something undeniably powerful about a tight end capturing the imagination of the entire NFL fanbase.
Things haven't been going well for the Kansas City Chiefs, as in the span of two weeks, they have been eliminated from playoff contention and both quarterbacks on the roster have suffered an ACL injury.
It was a difficult scene a week ago for all of the NFL, especially the Kansas City Chiefs, when they saw their franchise quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, go down late in the team's Week 15 loss.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – In the context of the rest of the NFL, comedian Kathleen Madigan explains Eastern Kansas perfectly. “State pride, like in Texas, woo,” she says in her routine called The Family Thread.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
NFL analyst Alex Smith delivered a clear message about the Kansas City Chiefs during their difficult 2025 season. The Chiefs missed the postseason for the first time since 2014 and sit at 6-9 after Sunday's 26-9 loss to the Tennessee Titans, which they played without injured star quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
The Kansas City Chiefs have already been eliminated from the playoffs, so there was no real incentive to go out there and play hard against a Tennessee Titans team with two wins.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – It was a play that really epitomized the Chiefs’ enigmatic season, first-and-11 from their own 2-yard line. Potentially Gardner Minshew’s final snap in a Chiefs uniform, it cost Kansas City two points.
You can always tell that the Kansas City Chiefs are the right team to be a dynasty because of the egos on the team. Whether it’s Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, or Chris Jones – all three are all-time greats, those guys don’t have egos.
Week 16 wasn't good for the Kansas City Chiefs, as they failed to end their losing ways against the Tennessee Titans. With the Titans' third victory of the season, the Chiefs fall to 6-9 and will finish with a losing record regardless of the outcome of the final two games.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Kansas City Chiefs fell 26-9 to the Tennessee Titans in Nashville, a loss that marked a low point for a team that won the 2024 Super Bowl. The game exposed Kansas City’s breakdowns.
How many NFL quarterbacks can say that their first-ever completion in the big leagues is to the greatest tight end of all time? Well, I’d say even fewer can say that.
The Kansas City Chiefs are losing quarterbacks left and right as their season winds down. One week after Patrick Mahomes tore his ACL, quarterback Gardner Minshew suffered the same injury in Sunday’s loss to the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn.
Things have not gone as planned for the Kansas City Chiefs during the 2025 NFL season. From a team that was a Super Bowl contender to now missing the playoffs.
An offseason tradition on the coaching front has featured Andy Reid swatting away retirement rumors. This season, however, will end with a rare set of meaningless Chiefs games.
The Chiefs made a flurry of roster moves on Saturday ahead of their Week 16 matchup with the Titans, per a team announcement. Right tackle Jawaan Taylor and linebacker Leo Chenal were placed on injured reserve, ending their seasons.
Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport report that Chiefs HC Andy Reid won’t be fired and has given no indications that he plans to retire. Meanwhile, Chiefs OC Matt Nagy chose not to sign an extension and will likely be in consideration for a head coaching job, including with the Titans.