Kristian Fulton made sense for Detroit a year ago and still does now, but Kansas City’s cornerback depth and injury concerns make a deal much more complicated than it once looked.
The No. 6 overall pick didn’t play in Week 2 vs. the Indianapolis Colts. Kansas City Chiefs HC Andy Reid spoke about the decision after the game. Kansas City Chiefs fans thought that Week 2 vs.
The NFL’s annual 53-man roster deadline forces every team to confront hard choices about veterans who no longer fit a crowded depth chart. For the Kansas City Chiefs, that conversation has landed on cornerback Kristian Fulton.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
Kansas City’s offseason shake-up may have one more surprise in store. After revamping the roster with trades, free-agent additions, and fresh talent, the Chiefs have now been advised to trade cornerback Kristian Fulton.
Just like before free agency and the 2026 NFL Draft, many folks in Kansas City Chiefs circles use the offseason to speculate. That's especially true now that things are slowing down again, leading to countless predictions about the upcoming campaign.
As the Kansas City Chiefs are nearing the end of the 2025 campaign, it's time for the front office to start looking at considerations for roster moves for 2026.
It took seventeen weeks, but we're now finally seeing what the Kansas City Chiefs saw in Kristian Fulton when they signed him to a two-year deal worth $20 million in March's free agency period.
Kristian Fulton's debut was confusing even before he got on the field. After watching the Kansas City Chiefs' decision-making process in Week 11, there were just as many questions after the fact.
After a half-season sitting on the sidelines for both players, the Kansas City Chiefs are going to give cornerback Kristian Fulton and running back Elijah Mitchell a chance to actually play some meaningful snaps coming out of the bye.
Not everything that happens in the course of an NFL season is going to be what people expect. Teams have come out of nowhere to place themselves near the top of the conference standings.
Those closest to Kristian Fulton say he's doing all he's asked to do. Kansas City Chiefs fans should assume the same of Elijah Mitchell. This would be a good week for those endeavors to pay off.
After four mediocre seasons with the Tennessee Titans, cornerback Kristian Fulton reinvigorated his career with a standout season with the LA Chargers.
When the Kansas City Chiefs first signed Kristian Fulton in the spring, the free-agent move was heralded as an important one for a contending team's present and future.
Another week on the regular-season schedule means the Kansas City Chiefs have released another list of inactive players. And, as has become a bit of a tradition so far in the 2025 season, cornerback Kristian Fulton is on the list for Week 6 against the Detroit Lions.
It's Week 5, and Kristian Fulton is still injured. As far as his chapter with the Kansas City Chiefs is concerned, that's the only narrative worth writing about so far.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Kristian Fulton spoke from the locker room at team headquarters before Monday’s practice. “It was definitely tough because you can’t really do anything that would get you in shape other than playing the games.
The Kansas City Chiefs officially activated DB Kristian Fulton from the Physically Unable to Perform list on Thursday, per the NFL Transactions wire. Fulton, 26, is a second-round pick by the Titans out of LSU in the 2020 NFL Draft.
The Kansas City Chiefs are excited to see what they have in cornerback Kristian Fulton after signing him this offseason in free agency. However, the veteran is sitting on the team's Physically Unable to Play list to start training camp, which means coaches and fans alike are having to wait to see what he brings to the Chiefs' defense.
Kristian Fulton's breakout season with the LA Chargers earned him a two-year contract from the Kansas City Chiefs this past offseason. While Fulton's 2024 season was promising on the surface, Chargers fans saw cracks in Fulton's game up close and personal that other teams may not have seen.
Kristian Fulton had a strong season in 2024, and he is set to remain in the AFC West next year. The veteran corner will not remain with the Chargers, however.
The Chargers hired new head coach Jim Harbaugh after going 5-12 in 2023. The coaching change may spark a turnaround, but Los Angeles still has some unanswered roster questions.
In a world where beggars can’t be choosers, Kristian Fulton turned down several offers before deciding to sign with the Los Angeles Chargers. Per Turron Davenport, ESPN’s NFL Nation reporter covering the Tennessee Titans, Fulton turned down offers from the Cincinnati Bengals, Arizona Cardinals, and the Denver Broncos.