The Kansas City Chiefs are bringing back one of their most consistent players ahead of NFL free agency. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the Chiefs have agreed to terms with long snapper James Winchester on a one-year, $1.75 million fully guaranteed deal.
The Kansas City Chiefs are officially bringing back long snapper James Winchester for a 12th season. He's the longest-tenured player with the club, as things currently stand, until they officially bring back Travis Kelce.
Ian Rapoport reports that the Chiefs are bringing back LS James Winchester on a one-year deal worth $1.75 million, which is fully guaranteed. Winchester had previously signed a one-year deal with Kansas City just under a year ago.
Rumors about Travis Kelce have started to grow as the NFL offseason gets closer. The tight end has not said whether he will play in the 2026 season, and that uncertainty has sparked widespread speculation around the league.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been busy this offseason, making moves to create room for new players. They released offensive tackle Jawaan Taylor to save $20 million in cap space a couple of days ago.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Some puzzles have 300 pieces. Some have 4,000. As they enter free agency, at least the Chiefs have a box with a picture of the final product.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a plethora of impending free agents set to depart this offseason. While General Manager Brett Veach and the front office will be content allowing several impending free agents to sign elsewhere, there are a couple that would prove to be costly ones.
Brett Veach went to the 2026 NFL Combine and called Travis Kelce “the best” and “an icon.” Nice words. But the front office had already made its moves days before, restructuring Patrick Mahomes’ contract to free up roughly $44 million in cap space and releasing Mike Danna to save about $9 million more.
Heading into free agency next week, the Kansas City Chiefs are preparing to retool their roster, restructuring it to maintain stability and strength ahead of the 2026 season.
Kansas City Chiefs stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce recently received a significant legal update tied to their off-field business venture. The development centers on a lawsuit connected to the planned steakhouse restaurant known as 1587 Prime.
Travis Kelce's NFL future remains an open question, and free agency is just days away. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end hasn't made any announcements, even after previously saying the public would know once he had made up his mind.
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