As Kansas City Chiefs training camp heats up, so does the attention on the team's top offseason additions. After a disappointing 2025 campaign and months of overhauls on the defensive side of the ball, many of the team's young incoming players have plenty of pressure to perform early in their pro careers.
The Kansas City Chiefs are able to take extended looks at players during the first week of training camp due to injuries and players being eased in. WR Andrew Armstrong is one of those that received some work with the first-team offense with WR Rashee Rice (knee) easing back in.
Kansas City Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy injured his right shoulder in practice over the weekend, and it immediately triggered Chiefs Kingdom. One of the nightmares etched into Chiefs fans' brains from the 2025 season came in Week 1 when Worthy collided with TE Travis Kelce and suffered a dislocated right shoulder.
The Kansas City Chiefs received encouraging news Monday after a pair of wide receivers were forced to miss time during training camp. Rookie Cyrus Allen,
The Kansas City Chiefs held their first padded training camp practice on Monday, Aug. 3. Kahlil Benson continued his rise, Peter Woods stood out in 1-on-1 drills, and the replacement wide receivers saw improvements.
The Kansas City Chiefs entered training camp looking to build momentum ahead of a new season, with Patrick Mahomes once again leading an offense expected to be among the NFL's best.
No, despite what the internet will have you believe, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce didn’t show up to training camp out of shape with a beer belly, which was what some AI-generated videos suggested.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a new wide receiver on the 90-man roster as Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy, and Cyrus Allen deal with injuries. The Kansas City Chiefs have a full 90-man offseason roster once more.
The weekend brought a pair of injury scares for the Kansas City Chiefs, as wide receivers Xavier Worthy and Cyrus Allen both went down with ailments and didn't return to practice.
Kansas City Chiefs superstar Patrick Mahomes accidentally hit his teammate on the back of the head during training camp. The Chiefs’ preparation continues at Missouri Western State University, and their prized quarterback, Mahomes, went viral over a humorous incident.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
A popular internet celebrity and successful boxer, Jake Paul, recently announced the merger of his MVP [Most Valuable Promotions] with MMA promotion PFL.
Head coach Andy Reid has welcomed the Kansas City Chiefs’ proposed new stadium plans in Kansas, saying the project would be a positive step for both Kansas and Missouri.
Even one of the greatest quarterbacks in the world makes mistakes. Kansas City Chiefs superstar Patrick Mahomes recently proved that he is still human during training camp, resulting in a hilarious viral moment.
According to Adam Schefter, Chiefs fifth-round WR Cyrus Allen was diagnosed with just a shin bruise after needing to be carted off from practice this weekend.
Patrick Mahomes is back to being Patrick Mahomes on the field, according to Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid. Mahomes is getting down to work at the Chiefs’ ongoing training camp at Missouri Western State in St.
The San Francisco 49ers aren't the only team dealing with a slew of injuries early in training camp. The Kansas City Chiefs have felt the early bite of the injury bug too, it seems.
Kansas City Chiefs WR Rashee Rice looked like a star by the end of his rookie season in 2023. In his first postseason game, he caught eight balls for 130 yards and a touchdown as the Chiefs would go on to win the Super Bowl.
Kenneth Walker III has taken no time to assert himself in the Kansas City Chiefs locker room just months into his spell at Arrowhead. Training camp is in full swing and Walker is looking to pick up from where he left off after being named the Super Bowl MVP in February.
Former Kansas City Chiefs safety Bobby Hunt, who started in Super Bowl I, has died at age 85, the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame & Museum announced this week.