For most of last season, and the majority of the offseason, the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive line and its inability to protect Patrick Mahomes have been a major storyline.
The Kansas City Chiefs' offense in 2025, for most, has a couple of question marks around it, one being the offensive line, but also, can Patrick Mahomes' weapons stay healthy?
The Chiefs will reportedly start out training without one of their promising veteran receivers. After starring at Clemson as a freshman where he recorded
The Kansas City Chiefs are set to start training camp soon, and they’re getting the team together on who will be participating for the next month. That means that some players are being cut already, and the latest to be waived was wide receiver Justyn Ross, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
Per Tom Pelissero, the Chiefs are waiving WR Justyn Ross, whom the team signed as an undrafted free agent out of Clemson back in 2022. Ross, 25, was a freshman All-American in 2018 for Clemson and led the team in receptions in his final two seasons.
Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs owner. That has a certain ring to it. And according to what Mahomes told CNBC’s Alex Sherman in a recent interview, he's game for it to happen, at least with a minority stake in the organization.
In the aftermath of the Kansas City Chiefs' decision to offer a lucrative extension to right guard Trey Smith earlier this week, it wasn't long until the attention of Chiefs Kingdom started asking the question, "Who's next?" The answer to that question is pretty easy to identify.
The Kansas City Chiefs are getting one of their biggest offensive weapons for quarterback Patrick Mahomes back in 2025. Wide receiver Rashee Rice is set to return for the Chiefs this season, as head coach Andy Reid revealed he will be a full participant in training camp.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a dynasty going on. It all started once a special player and a coach took over. The Chiefs have had some special teams over the last few years.
If you’ve been itching for more mic’d-up drama, locker room grit, and behind-the-scenes NFL life, you’re in luck. Season 2 of Quarterback dropped on Netflix globally on July 8, 2025, and it’s bringing the heat.
There’s a cost for success in the NFL, and the price of Brett Veach’s best draft is about to cost a lot. Shortly after Trey Smith and the Chiefs agreed to terms on a four-year, $94-million deal, the New York Jets reached an agreement with Sauce Gardner (reportedly four years, $120.4 million).
Kansas City’s MIKE linebacker is being identified as one of the best at what he does. On Tuesday, ESPN’s Field Yates published another NFL position ranking based on the voting of league executives, coaches and scouts — this one on off-ball linebackers.
When the Chiefs signed cornerback Kristian Fulton to a two-year, $20 million contract in March, they hoped to solve one of their most glaring weaknesses from last season: cornerback depth.
The Kansas City Chiefs and star offensive lineman Trey Smith are in an intense sprint toward the July 15 deadline to finalize a multiyear deal or risk entering the 2025 season with Smith playing under the franchise tag.