We are exactly one week away from the NFL's Nov. 4 trade deadline. Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach has not been shy about making trades during the regular season.
When it comes to the NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs have been having some good ones over the last few years. They have done a great job of finding the right players that fit the team and the scheme.
When it comes to the NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs have been having some good ones over the last few years. They have done a great job of finding the right players that fit the team and the scheme.
How many of the active NFL players to rack up at least 140 receiving yards and catch two touchdowns in one game can you name in six minutes?
The Kansas City Chiefs may be back on track after a slow start, but general manager Brett Veach could still have moves to make before the trade deadline.
It's uncommon, but not unheard of, for notable QBs to change teams -- via trade, free agency, or waiver claim -- at the 11th hour or during a season. Here are the top instances of QBs relocating late and making an impact that season.
The Kansas City Chiefs franchise didn't become successful overnight. They've added the necessary coaches and players to build what some would consider to be a dynasty, but at the end of the season, it's the front office's job to ensure the direction of the franchise stays on the right path.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been a very successful franchise since shifting Brett Veach into the general manager role. Veach has made a living of adding talent through the NFL Draft that have become immediate difference makers in the National Football League, and 2025's NFL Draft was no different.
For weeks now, many fans have longed for the Kansas City Chiefs to make one specific move before this year's trade deadline. Despite Patrick Mahomes' MVP-level play this year, the offense is still lacking a real game changer in the back field.
Kansas City Chiefs starting left tackle Josh Simmons remains away from the team as he deals with a personal issue, and head coach Andy Reid has no interest in discussing details of the situation.
Kansas City Chiefs CB Kristian Fulton hasn't played much so far during the 2025 NFL season after signing a two-year deal worth $20 million, with $15 million guaranteed in free agency.
Brett Veach might have found the answer, but it appears that it's not ready yet. Perhaps that will force the Kansas City Chiefs general manager to look for some interim help at the NFL's trade deadline.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
The Kansas City Chiefs may not be alerting any fans to a new trend that has managed to pop up under everyone's noses in the last few weeks, but their inability to run the football with any degree of consistency or quality has been identified as one of the main reasons this team may struggle to repeat in the AFC.
Brett Veach had a two-pronged plan of attack for the Kansas City Chiefs' woes at left tackle last spring. After watching four different players man the position protecting Patrick Mahomes' blindside during the 2024 season, Veach went to work as the team's general manager to remedy a longstanding concern.
While the Nov. 4 trade deadline is still three weeks away, there has already been plenty of activity in the NFL. Three deals have taken place this week: Joe Flacco went from Cleveland to Cincinnati, while the Ravens and Chargers swapped defenders, and the Browns and Jaguars exchanged cornerbacks.
The Kansas City Chiefs are 2-3 after five weeks of the NFL season but hope is certainly not lost with this team, especially with the trade deadline coming up.
The Kansas City Chiefs' defense has been lights-out over the past three weeks. One of the biggest concerns for the unit entering the season was whether or not star defensive tackle Chris Jones would get enough help so he could face less double and triple-teams from opposing offensive lines.
The Kansas City Chiefs are ailing at wide receiver at present. Rashee Rice is suspended. Jalen Royals is on the bench with knee tendinitis. Xavier Worthy is the newest concern after leaving Week 1 with a shoulder injury.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been a franchise that has continued their success by coming away from the NFL Draft with players who turn into superstars. Under general manager Brett Veach, several players who play in Kansas City have set themselves up for a lengthy career in the National Football League.
The past seven years have been the Golden Age of the Kansas City Chiefs. They've won three Super Bowls, appeared in five, and have made seven straight AFC Championship Games.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Chris Shea will quietly file a few transactions for the Chiefs next week. But those weekly clicks and keystrokes could actually be worth a few Kansas City wins this season.
Brett Veach knows that defensive tackle is a problem. The Kansas City Chiefs general manager has been consistently tinkering with potential options at a position that's looked thin after Chris Jones for the last few years.
Chiefs GM Brett Veach is bringing back one of his first NFL draft selections from the 2018 NFL draft. Derrick Nnadi left the team in the 2025 NFL free agency period to join the New York Jets.
The 2025 NFL draft will kickoff with Round 1 on Thursday night. As the Super Bowl LIX runners-up, the Kansas City Chiefs currently hold the No. 31 overall pick in this year's selection process.
Trey Smith seemed at one point to be on track for free agency and thus a massive contract, sending him to a new team. Instead, the Chiefs kept him in place via the franchise tag, buying team and player time to work out an extension agreement.
Travis Kelce silenced chatter about his status for the 2025 campaign.
Chiefs general manager Brett Veach offered no guarantee about Kelce's status for 2025 while speaking with reporters at the NFL combine on Tuesday.
Kelce has been weighing his future since the Chiefs lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl earlier this month.
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