The Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos have released their final injury reports for Week 17's Christmas Day game. The Chiefs and Broncos' first injury reports of the week were estimated.
The Chiefs will be notably shorthanded for the final two games of the season. A quartet of players have been moved to injured reserve, per a team announcement.
If you thought the flurry of roster moves the Kansas City Chiefs made ahead of their Week 16 game was something, you'll be flabergasted by the moves they're making ahead of Week 17's game against the Denver Broncos on Christmas Day.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Patrick Mahomes surely didn’t expect a holiday season like this. But due to knee surgery, his role on Thursday night could be more Christmas spirit than Christmas presence.
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.
For much of the world, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are a joyful occasion spent together with family. Former Kansas City Chiefs offensive tackle Mitchell Schwartz is now able to enjoy the holiday season at home with his family.
For the first time in 10 years, the Kansas City Chiefs find themselves out of the running for postseason play, marking a significant shift after a decade of consistent appearances.
When Kansas City Chiefs QB Chris Oladokun takes the field as the team's starter against the Denver Broncos in Week 17 on Christmas Day, he'll be reminded of the lesson he learned in August of 2024.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been officially eliminated from playoff contention, and now there are plenty of questions about the future of this team. One of them involves future Hall of Fame tight end Travis Kelce, who could be playing his final season in the NFL.
In 2031, GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium will no longer be the home of the Kansas City Chiefs. The team announced on Monday a deal to move from Missouri, their home of the last 60-plus years, across the state line to Kansas.
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 find themselves on the other side of things this season. With the Chiefs not being in the playoffs and nothing to play for beyond the regular season, they will look to play spoiler to their AFC West rival, the Denver Broncos, on Christmas Day.
The Kansas City Chiefs hit rock bottom in Week 15's loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. That marked their third defeat in a row and officially eliminated the slim remaining chance they had at making the playoffs.
The Kansas City Chiefs are in a spot they are not used to at all. They don't have Patrick Mahomes after tearing his ACL. Travis Kelce's career may be coming to a close rather soon.
The Kansas City Chiefs will not be part of the fray in the NFL playoffs, which feels unusual given their dynastic aura in the past several seasons. NFL fans may also have a new era to prepare for, as this season could be the final one in the league for superstar tight end Travis Kelce.
It wasn’t supposed to end this way. For years, the Kansas City Chiefs have owned the AFC West. Arrowhead Stadium in December (and January) has been a fortress, a place where playoff runs are forged and division titles are celebrated.
The National Football League had great intentions in mind when it came to creating the Christmas Day schedule, but with the Kansas City Chiefs down and out of the playoffs, and without Patrick Mahomes, this Christmas could see some different viewership.
The Kansas City Chiefs are in a position that's foreign to them these past couple of seasons. They're out of the playoff hunt, and with little to play for for the rest of the season, it'd be better if they lose all their games from here on out.
The Kansas City Chiefs are missing the playoffs, are without their star quarterback for the remaining two games, and face a looming Travis Kelce retirement or return decision at season's end.
The Kansas City Chiefs recently announced that the team will be leaving the state of Missouri to play in a new $3 billion stadium opening up in Kansas in 2031.
The holiday season brings a compressed schedule for the NFL, and the Kansas City Chiefs are feeling the crunch as they prepare for a Christmas Day showdown with the Denver Broncos.
Over the past few days, indications have emerged that the Chiefs would finalize an agreement to relocate to Kansas. On Monday, that news became official.
The Kansas City Chiefs’ quarterback situation is so bad that a 43-year-old who has not played in seven years is joking about making a comeback. Matt Cassel, who started 47 career games with the Chiefs, joked on social media Sunday that he was ready to make a comeback.
Kansas City Chiefs founder Lamar Hunt often said his favorite place in the world was GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri. That's not stopping the team from moving across state lines.
According to Ian Rapoport, Chiefs QB Gardner Minshew avoided tearing his ACL on Sunday despite the initial diagnosis. Rapoport says the MRI showed Minshew’s ACL is fine, though he still will miss the rest of the season with the knee injury.