KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Since Clark Hunt hired Andy Reid as Chiefs head coach in 2013, the Jets have regularly drafted early in the first round. Including the No.
Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes have become one of the greatest offensive duos in NFL history, but the 2025 NFL season was one to forget for the Kansas City Chiefs stars.
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.
Chiefs head coach Andy Reid did not sound too optimistic on Friday when he was asked about the notion of a potential reunion with wide receiver Tyreek Hill in Kansas City.
Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs are in unfamiliar territory this offseason after missing the playoffs for the first time in the Patrick Mahomes era.
Recent reports have made clear that the Chiefs want Travis Kelce back in 2026. When speaking to reporters on Friday, HC Andy Reid said there’s been communication with Kelce about his possible return for the 14th year of his career. “There is communication.
Patrick Mahomes’ 2025 season ended in frustration after what had been another demanding year at the center of the Kansas City Chiefs’ offense. The two-time
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Nine years ago, Brett Veach championed Patrick Mahomes before the Chiefs became three-time Super Bowl champions. But since Veach replaced John Dorsey as the Chiefs’ full-time general manager in 2018, while they’ve won games, they haven’t won many drafts.
It goes without saying that the 2025 season for the Kansas City Chiefs was a colossal failure, as the team went 6-11 and missed the playoffs for the first time in over a decade.
Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Jaylen Watson is out for respect this offseason. And it has little to do with the Chiefs dealing with his free agency status.
The Kansas City Chiefs face a difficult situation. With Rashee Rice potentially in legal trouble, Patrick Mahomes may enter 2026 with only two returning receivers from last season.
Travis Kelce has a big decision to make this offseason: hang up his cleats or give it another go in the NFL. The Kansas City Chiefs will surely welcome him if he decides to run it back with them for the 2026 season, and that’s also the scenario defensive tackle Chris Jones wants to see play out.
Hard resets are rare in Kansas City. But that’s what follows a harsh season. For nearly a decade, the Kansas City Chiefs have operated from a position of dominance.