The Kansas City Chiefs had a sizable problem with their offensive consistency last season. Their defense deserves part of the blame for why they were only able to win six games, but their offense constantly fluctuated between great and just okay.
One of the highlights of 2025 was Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes opening their restaurant, which is the latest endeavor between the two Kansas City Chiefs stars; however, they have been named in a lawsuit regarding their restaurant’s name.
The Kansas City Chiefs missed the playoffs for the first time since 2014 after finishing the season 6-11. While the roster had several weak spots, running back was one of the most glaring holes.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Brett Veach wouldn’t budge in early November. He may not budge in early March, either. Breece Hall reportedly was headed to Kansas City at the NFL’s trade deadline, if only Veach agreed to give the Jets his third-round selection in the 2026 draft.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Chiefs have a love-hate relationship with the Tush Push. Two nemesis opponents love to run it and Kansas City hates it. But like a small mammal surviving the Chicxulub meteor, the Tush Push is no longer endangered?
Next up on the offseason menu for all the teams in the National Football League is the NFL Scouting Combine. The NFL Combine starts this week, and this is where teams are looking to get a better look at all the prospects that are going to be available in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Kansas City Chiefs are keeping tabs on free agent wide receiver Tyreek Hill's recovery from a torn ACL with eyes on a potential reunion, ESPN reported Monday.
With the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine kicking off this week - Feb. 23 through March 2 - draft season is officially here. Yes, there will be discussions among league executives pertaining to current NFL players and their potential availability on the trade market and in free agency.
The 2026 NFL Draft is the most pivotal one in the Patrick Mahomes era, as the Kansas City Chiefs' 2025 season exposed several glaring issues across the roster.
For the first time in the Patrick Mahomes era, the Kansas City Chiefs have more questions than answers heading into the offseason. Coming off a disastrous 6 -11 season, the Chiefs have more issues than they anticipated heading into 2025.
The NFL descends onto Indianapolis, Indiana, for the annual Scouting Combine to evaluate and interview 319 invited players who could be drafted in April's NFL Draft.
It’s no secret that the Kansas City Chiefs are in a tough spot when it comes to trying to keep the dynasty going. Winning three Super Bowls in six years, with two other appearances, isn’t easy, and it can drain your franchise.
The only team in the AFC North that didn’t see major coaching regime changes, the Bengals will not be left out of the offseason staff conversations after all.
The Kansas City Chiefs will pick inside the top ten in this year’s draft—a spot they haven’t occupied since selecting left tackle Eric Fisher in 2013. Since then, they chose quarterback Patrick Mahomes at No.
The Kansas City Chiefs finished their 2025 campaign with a disappointing 6-11 record. Following their first losing season in 13 years, the franchise is now facing a complicated offseason as it tries to rebuild around quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who is rehabbing for seven hours a day after a torn ACL.
The Kansas City Chiefs enter the 2026 offseason confronting what many around the league describe as the NFL’s toughest salary cap outlook. With limited financial flexibility, speculation has intensified about which players could serve as the franchise’s top trade assets.
The Kansas City Chiefs need to make numerous roster moves this offseason to create cap space. To fix some of the team's flaws, they may need to cut or trade certain players.
The Kansas City Chiefs are looking to turn things around in 2026, and one player is interested in helping them rebound. The Kansas City Star’s Pete Sweeney reported on Friday that free agent running back Travis Etienne is interested in signing with the Chiefs.