The Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers have released their final injury reports ahead of Week 15's game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. This game will mark another week of the Chiefs being shorthanded on the offensive side of the ball, with O-Line injuries at the forefront of their injury-related problems.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Four years ago, Esa Pole played football for the first time. Having gone through high school without playing the sport, personal circumstances helped open that door at Chabot Community College in Heyward, Calif.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – A ninth-round selection in the 1985 draft, Dave Toub has seen a few things in the NFL since he entered the league as a Philadelphia offensive lineman.
The Kansas City Chiefs are 6-7 on the year and are barely holding on to their playoff hopes. The Chiefs lost to the Houston Texans in Week 14, 20-10, in a game where Patrick Mahomes threw zero touchdowns with three interceptions.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – If Nostradamus went to Las Vegas this past summer and bet that the Chiefs would miss the playoffs, people would’ve laughed him out of the building.
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.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Justin Herbert has never beaten Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce outside of September. Chris Jones wants to keep it that way. In a mic-drop moment to end his Thursday press conference, Jones offered this bit of simple wisdom.
The Kansas City Chiefs are scrambling. After losing their last game to the Houston Texans, their second consecutive defeat, they also lost control of their own destiny.
The Kansas City Chiefs have not had the season they wanted to. They came into this season looking to adjust some things for a chance to make another run at s Super Bowl.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a clear running back issue, and it's been on display all season. With several current Chiefs running backs set to become free agents at the end of the season, general manager Brett Veach will have no choice but to respond to the biggest hole on offense.
It's been a long season for the Kansas City Chiefs. The reigning AFC Champions have lost what made them such a good team: their ability to shine in big moments.
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.
As the Kansas City Chiefs' season hangs in the balance, having several scenarios that must go their way if they want to make the playoffs, it doesn't hurt to think about 2026.
Travis Kelce is the greatest tight end of all time. If you don’t believe that statement, he’s certainly the greatest tight end of this era. The Kansas City Chiefs have been lucky to have that every single year, as he’s been the biggest non-coach, non-Patrick Mahomes reason the Chiefs are as successful as they are.
It's a big weekend for the Kansas City Chiefs as they look to the football gods to bless them by keeping their playoff hopes alive. A ton would have to happen for the Chiefs to make the playoffs, but they're in control of their destiny if they can land a victory in Week 15.
The Kansas City Chiefs for years, as had the road to the Super Bowl go through Arrowhead Stadium, but entering Week 15 with a 6-7 record, the reigning AFC champions are simply trying to find a way onto the map.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes heads into the Los Angeles Chargers game with a tag he has not seen in years. NFL analyst Nick Shook placed him in Tier 2 of the league’s Week 15 quarterback rankings, dropping him to 12th after sitting fifth a week earlier in Tier 1.
The Kansas City Chiefs’ offensive line concerns took another worrying turn Thursday. The team downgraded Pro Bowl guard Trey Smith to limited participation after practicing fully the day before.
Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs enter Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers with their season on the line. The Chiefs are coming off a deflating 20-10 loss to the Texans in Week 14, which marked their second consecutive defeat.
The Kansas City Chiefs are navigating a season that feels entirely foreign to the Patrick Mahomes era. Sitting at 6-7 and clinging to playoff aspirations, every snap and every practice rep carries a weight that usually does not exist until January.
Travis Kelce is deep into the latter half of his career with the Kansas City Chiefs. Kelce came into the season looking to help the Chiefs compete alongside some of the biggest names in the NFL, such as head coach Andy Reid.
The Chiefs are behind the 6-7 Baltimore Ravens, 8-5 Indianapolis Colts and 8-5 Houston Texans in the chase for the AFC's final wild-card playoff berth.
Budget is the big word on the mind for a lot of people this year. Between the holidays, grocery prices and inflation, lots of folks are thinking about keeping the books balanced.
The Chiefs have lost four of their last five games to drop to 6-7 and fall out of the AFC playoff spots with only four contests left on their schedule.
Both Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs have not had the season they had hoped for, and the frustration is starting to show on Kelce’s part. Kelce did not hold back in the latest episode of his “New Heights” podcast, admitting he has struggled to find answers for his worse and that it has been a “s----y feeling” to let his team down.