The Kansas City Chiefs have concluded their 2025 season, with them being outside of the playoffs, and their roster on the verge of great change. They have plenty of upcoming free agents, and it's impossible to bring everyone back.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Kansas City didn’t offer a lot of prime candidates, and ESPN didn’t devote a lot of prime real estate to members of the Chiefs on its 2025 NFL All-Rookie Team, announced Tuesday.
The Kansas City Chiefs' 2025 NFL Draft class has seen its fair share of ups and downs this season. With Josh Simmons and Omarr Norman-Lott dealing with injuries this season as the first and second round picks, the franchise needed its later round selections to shine.
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Here are five things the Chiefs must do to return to greatness.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
The Kansas City Chiefs will be shorthanded on offense heading into a must-win game against the Houston Texans on Sunday night. Earlier this week, Kansas City placed rookie left tackle Josh Simmons on injured reserve.
Kansas City will navigate the next month without rookie left tackle Josh Simmons, who moves to injured reserve after surgery to repair a dislocated and fractured left wrist.
2025 has been a rollercoaster of a season for the Kansas City Chiefs. Going into the year, the Chiefs knew they'd have an uphill battle to face, but the punches have kept on coming.
With recent news and updates surrounding Josh Simmons' wrist injury, on top of both Trey Smith and Jawaan Taylor not practicing today, the Chiefs' offensive line could be in trouble on Sunday against the Houston Texans.
Kansas City Chiefs rookie left tackle Josh Simmons underwent surgery on his wrist and is headed to injured reserve, head coach Andy Reid announced Wednesday.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Chiefs HC Andy Reid told reporters that first-round LT Josh Simmons will go on injured reserve with his wrist injury, per Matt Derrick. To take his place on the roster, Kansas City will promote OT Esa Pole from the practice squad.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Unbelievably, officials didn’t flag the Chiefs until midway through the second quarter in Thursday’s loss at Dallas. But that holding call on Josh Simmons opened the yellow floodgates.
The rookie out of Ohio State suffered an injury in the 31-28 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Thursday.
ARLINGTON, Texas – Josh Simmons left Thursday’s game so quickly that few noticed he was gone. Wanya Morris ran on the field with a host of other routine substitutions.
A banged up Kansas City Chiefs offensive line may have taken a big hit Thursday as Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports that the team’s starting left tackle, Josh Simmons, suffered a dislocated and fractured wrist and “is out indefinitely.”
An undisclosed personal matter forced him to miss four games.
It's been a frustrating up-and-down season for the Kansas City Chiefs. They started 0–2 for the first time in the Mahomes era, but then won five out of six games to revive their hopes and springboard back to the top of the Super Bowl favorites list.
Chiefs rookie offensive tackle Josh Simmons will practice this week for the first time since missing the past four games for personal reasons, Kansas City head coach Andy Reid told reporters Monday.
Simmons was a late addition to Kansas City’s injury report in Week 5 with an illness. He got into that game but proceeded to miss the next four contests.
Kansas City Chiefs starting offensive tackle Josh Simmons has not played in nearly a month because of a personal matter, but it appears he is now on track to return.
Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Josh Simmons is expected to return in a few more weeks after missing two games due to a personal matter, according to ESPN’s Nate Taylor.
The Kansas City Chiefs finally got some positive news about absent offensive lineman Josh Simmons. Simmons is expected to rejoin the Chiefs within the next few weeks, according to Nate Taylor of ESPN.
Nate Taylor of ESPN reports that Chiefs rookie LT Josh Simmons is expected to rejoin the team in a few weeks. Simmons has been away from the team due to a “family situation.” He’s missed the last two games for the Chiefs and it unlikely he’ll be able for Monday’s game against the Commanders.
The Josh Simmons saga began on October 6, when the Kansas City Chiefs added him to the injury report (illness) shortly before their Monday Night Football matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
After becoming a last-second scratch last week, Chiefs rookie left tackle Josh Simmons will miss his second game in a row.
Kansas City Chiefs starting left tackle Josh Simmons missed the team’s Week 6 game against the Detroit Lions due to what was described as a personal issue, and there have since been reports that the matter is serious.
Forty-eight hours after Josh Simmons decided to attend to a "family matter" that kept him from playing for the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 6, fans are still left in the dark as to what happened and/or what to expect in the future.
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