The Kansas City Chiefs added both new and familiar faces this offseason in pro free agency. One of the returns that Chiefs Kingdom will see on the field this season is veteran safety Mike Edwards.
The last year represented a pretty steep drop for Mike Edwards. The good news is he's back in a situation where the conditions are right for a rebound.
How many of the official primary mascot's names in the NFL can you name in five minutes?
"Thought it would be a good idea to do the reunion." That's what veteran safety Mike Edwards told reporters on Wednesday, speaking for the first time
The Kansas City Chiefs have reunited with veteran safety Mike Edwards on a one-year deal for the 2025 campaign. After departing Kansas City to join the Buffalo Bills, ultimately ending up with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this past season, Edwards comes back looking to thrive with the boys.
The Kansas City Chiefs have officially brought back a Super Bowl LVIII champion, and he's pretty excited to be back with the team. Mike Edwards officially inked his deal with the Chiefs on Tuesday, April 8.
According to Tom Pelissero, the Kansas City Chiefs have recently re-signed the veteran safety Mike Edwards to a one-year deal. Edwards, who won the Super Bowl LVII with the Chiefs in 2023, will reunite with his former teammates following his second stint with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Kansas City Chiefs made another free agency pick up, bringing back safety Mike Edwards on a one year deal for the 2025 campaign. Edwards will be in his second stint with the franchise, having been apart of the Chiefs 2023-24 campaign.
Marquette basketball coach Shaka Smart said culture is A.I.R., measuring how an organization acts, interacts, and responds. In the NFL, the culture the Chiefs have established in Kansas City contains some of the best air in the league.
The Kansas City Chiefs are re-signing a piece from their Super Bowl LVIII championship team. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero first reported that the Chiefs
He spent the 2023 season in Kansas City, appearing in all 17 games with a role that increased throughout the year.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been a revolving door of health issues in their secondary in 2024. They have signed several players as replacements, including Mike Edwards.
On this episode of The Bucs Report, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are trying to salvage their season, and they’ve got some reinforcements coming. Jamel Dean is back on a defense that’s been struggling, and Mike Edwards is also rejoining the secondary—can these moves fix what’s been a terrible defensive unit?
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers need some defensive help. They're near the bottom of the league in points per game and yards per game, and they have to win almost every remaining matchup they have to try and make the playoffs.
The veteran was dropped by both the Bills and Titans in less than two weeks.
It seemed hard to fathom, but Mike Edwards‘ tenure in Tennessee was even shorter than his stint in Buffalo.
Per Jim Wyatt, the Titans are releasing veteran S Mike Edwards after signing him one week ago. He was being shopped in trades by the Bills before eventually being granted his release and joining Tennessee.
Safety Mike Edwards is set to join the Tennessee Titans pending a physical in Nashville on Wednesday, according to multiple reports. The Bills granted Edwards' request for his release on Tuesday after attempting to find a trade partner with needs in the secondary.
The Buffalo Bills granted veteran safety Mike Edwards' request for a release, barring a trade before Tuesday's deadline, NFL Network reported. Edwards, 28, has been a healthy scratch most of the season for the Bills (7-2), appearing in three games and playing only 20 total snaps on defense and special teams.
The Buffalo Bills and one veteran safety are mutually open to a parting of ways.
The Buffalo Bills haven't sniffed a Super Bowl in the 21st century, but perhaps bringing in a two-time Super Bowl winner at safety will give them some vibes.
The Indianapolis Colts recently hosted a Kansas City Chiefs safety on a free agent visit. According to the NFL's personnel notice for Monday, the Colts
It could be another long day for the Los Angeles Chargers, who have lost eight of their last nine games.
All may, however, have to wait until Monday to officially learn of Arians' intentions.
All three players who were punished by the NFL are now reportedly vaccinated.
Antonio Brown, Mike Edwards and John Franklin III have been suspended three games without pay for misrepresenting their vaccination statuses.
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!