KANSAS CITY, Mo. – This past offseason, Aaron Schatz called George Karlaftis the NFL’s most underrated edge rusher. Safe to say, after the season’s first four games, the Chiefs’ defensive end is no longer underrated.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Kansas City defensive end George Karlaftis spoke to reporters prior to Wednesday’s practice. The Chiefs (1-2) are hosting the Baltimore Ravens (1-2) on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium (3:25 p.m.
The Kansas City Chiefs' defense will face a massive challenge going against the Baltimore Ravens' offense on Sunday. Not only do they feature a former MVP quarterback in Lamar Jackson, but they've got a talented group of pass-catchers and a future Hall of Fame running back in Derrick Henry.
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The Los Angeles Chargers' Justin Herbert is in a bit of a gray area among NFL quarterbacks. Some consider him elite, and others believe he’s more in the mid-tier.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Kansas City Chiefs defensive end George Karlaftis spoke from the podium at team headquarters after Tuesday’s practice. “Yeah, just like you said, we have a lot of motivation going into this season, prove some people right, prove some people wrong.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Make no mistake, some of the techniques George Karlaftis has learned as in Brazilian jiu-jitsu would be immediately flagged by NFL officials.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Kansas City Chiefs defensive end George Karlaftis spoke from the red carpet at the formal premiere of The Kingdom at the Kauffman Center.
The Kansas City Chiefs have many key decisions to make when finalizing their roster in the next week or so. Some spots remain unsettled amid competition and preseason results.
Here are signings from five defensive positions (tackle, edge, linebacker, cornerback and safety) this offseason that already look good and have a decent chance of becoming more attractive in the coming years.
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.
This weekend, Jared Allen is entering the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The legendary defensive end played most of his career with the Minnesota Vikings, but he was actually drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs.
Broncos Broncos QB Bo Nix commented on being ranked in the league’s top one hundred players, but has the motivation to be the best player in the world, adding he won’t stop until he knows he has tried his best to get to the top of the list.
The Kansas City Chiefs front office added one more long-term deal to their checkbooks for the foreseeable future before training camp began. Extending defensive end George Karlaftis to a four-year contract worth $93 million makes Karlaftis a key piece of the future for the Chiefs.
Broncos LB Nik Bonitto said during a recent media appearance that the team’s appearance in the playoffs this past season has kept him hungry heading into the 2025 season.
Chris Jones has a new nickname for fourth-year defensive end George Karlaftis, now that he’s gotten paid. “No, no, no. Please don't call me that,” Karlaftis
When the Kansas City Chiefs signed DE George Karlaftis to a four-year extension that will see him under contract through the 2030 NFL season, it wasn't just about securing a young and impactful player.
George Karlaftis is now signed with the Kansas City Chiefs through the 2030 season. The pass rusher received a four-year contract extension on Sunday afternoon.
The Kansas City Chiefs and defensive end George Karlaftis agreed to a four-year, $93 million extension, including $62 million guaranteed, according to multiple reports Sunday.
Quarterback Patrick Mahomes is the Kansas City Chiefs' most important player, but their defense has also played a pivotal role in their recent success.
George Karlaftis is the latest member of the Chiefs to secure a big-ticket extension.
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.
Kansas City Chiefs DE George Karlaftis didn't make ESPN's list of the top-10 edge rushers in the NFL heading into the 2025 NFL season, and that's OK. ESPN analytics already recognized Karlaftis as underrated this offseason, so naturally, this fits. As a starter in K.C., Karlaftis is extremely valuable to the team, and he knows and cherishes that.
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end George Karlaftis is currently refining his pass rush skills at Sack Summit 2025. Many of the NFL's top sack masters are attending the event, including some past greats.
With the May 1 deadline approaching, the Kansas City Chiefs will officially exercise the fifth-year option on defensive end George Karlaftis. The decision secures his services through the 2026 season.
George Karlaftis saved one of his top performances of the season for the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs. The former Purdue superstar had a monster outing, helping lead the Kansas City Chiefs to a 23-14 victory over the Houston Texans.
The five-time Pro Bowler was held to just two catches for four yards in the game. And maybe if he would have been able to recover the loose football, San Francisco would have won the rematch.
The Chiefs, winners of two Super Bowls over the past five seasons, are a budding dynasty.
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