The Chiefs already made a move for a cornerback this offseason, giving Kristian Fulton a two-year deal worth $20MM. But the AFC dynasty will keep going here.
Currently, the Kansas City Chiefs hold the 31st overall pick in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft. While plenty of prospects will still be within general manager Brett Veach's reach, trading up for a better selection is not out of the question.
The Kansas City Chiefs defense should be in good shape going into the new campaign, as they once again cracked the Top 10 among the rest of the National Football League in offensive yards allowed per game.
How many of the No. 1 overall picks from the NFL Draft since 1966 can you name in six minutes?
The Carolina Panthers have been actively trying to improve their defense this offseason, which was the worst statistical unit of all-time in 2024. While the Panthers have definitely made some nice moves, they still have a ton of work to do, especially when it comes to addressing their secondary.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
Follow the bouncing analysis. Just over a week ago, Bradley Locker of Pro Football Focus assembled a list which show each NFL team’s top trade asset prior to the three-day event known as the 2025 NFL Draft, at storied Lambeau Field, no less.
The Kansas City Chiefs have had a relatively quiet offseason, as they try to solidify a handful of positions on their roster that need help. It appears Kansas City is only a few improvements away from again being one of the best teams in the National Football League next season.
The Kansas City Chiefs have one of the league’s best rosters, which means they can’t always afford to extend their good-but-not-great players. With this in mind, it means the organization could trade impending free agents like Jaylen Watson one season before their rookie contract expires.
The Kansas City Chiefs are turning their attention towards the offseason after coming up short in Super Bowl LIX against the Philadelphia Eagles. In fact, star cornerback Jaylen Watson appears to already be recruiting one of his former teammates, Juan Thornhill, after he was released by the Cleveland Browns on Monday.
Fourteen alums of SuperWest programs were active for the Super Bowl on Sunday. In a decidedly one-sided victory for the Eagles, we had a lot more players on the losing side than that of the victors.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a long road to get back to the Super Bowl. Despite five Super Bowl appearances and three titles in the Patrick Mahomes era, the Chiefs head into this offseason with some glaring weaknesses and questions about the future of key veterans, including Travis Kelce.
Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Jaylen Watson spoke on Thursday about Super Bowl LIX. To hear his comments, view above. The Kansas City Chiefs are on the verge of making history.
When the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills square off on Sunday, it'll be a meeting between two teams that should be quite familiar with one another.
As the Kansas City Chiefs' playoff run continues, the back-to-back Super Bowl champs are in a pretty favorable spot health-wise. After nursing seemingly countless injuries throughout the regular season, Andy Reid's team is as close to full strength as it's been since August.
As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare to take the next step in the journey toward a historic three-peat—the AFC Championship game—head coach Andy Reid updated the media on the state of some players in potential flux in terms of playing status.
The Houston Texans did not have a great Divisional round game against the Kansas City Chiefs. They did have some situations where they could have played better.
The Kansas City Chiefs officially elevated LB Swayze Bozeman and DB Deon Bush to their active roster on Friday and activated DB Jaylen Watson from injured reserve.
He suffered a fractured fibula and tibia back in Week 7 that was expected to knock him out for the rest of the season. Instead, the former seventh-round pick has worked his way back in just a few months.
The Kansas City Chiefs are finally ready to get back to work. It's been a few weeks off for the team's stars after clinching the top seed in the AFC with a 15-2 regular-season record this year.
The Kansas City Chiefs are opening the 21-day practice window for starting cornerback Jaylen Watson, ESPN reported Friday. Watson, 26, has been on injured reserve since Oct.
The Chiefs will have three weeks to activate him.
The Kansas City Chiefs deserve credit for trying. They knew they had a need and, according to reports, did what they could to try to fill the void. However, the Chiefs are always going to be smart shoppers and when the price for New Orleans Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore proved to be too great, they stood their ground.
The Kansas City Chiefs placed cornerback Jaylen Watson on injured reserve Tuesday and could be without him for the rest of the season. Watson will have surgery on a broken fibula and tibia in his ankle, ESPN reported, and while he could make it back in time for the playoffs, it's far from a guarantee.
Receiver injuries have been a central storyline for the Chiefs in 2024, but the team’s secondary will also be shorthanded moving forward.
Jaylen Watson deserves better than this. No, really. I mean, Watson deserves better—as in tangibly more—than what "this" is likely going to equal, at least if the bread crumbs are telling the truth.
The Kansas City Chiefs have solidified a spot alongside the greatest teams of all time.
Watson's pick-six is the longest go-ahead fourth-quarter touchdown by a rookie in league history.
Playing in front of a hyped Arrowhead crowed, on Thursday night, in prime time, Watson came away with the play of the game.
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