The Kansas City Chiefs added seven new draftees this offseason, most of whom to the defensive side of the ball. Seeing as that the best unit in the Chiefs organization last season was the defense, it's smart for the front office to add more pieces to the unit to ensure success for the future.
After Friday morning’s practice, Nick Bolton’s response was monotone. With a royal flush in his hand and an all-business response, he boldly declared that the Chiefs’ defense wants to take all the NFL’s chips.
How many of the NFL players with at least 80 touchdown catches in their career can you name in five minutes?
The defense has been the strongest unit for the Kansas City Chiefs over the past couple of years. While guys like Chris Jones, Trent McDuffie, and George Karlaftis get the most recognition, defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo recently called linebacker Nick Bolton the "Patrick Mahomes" of the defense.
The Kansas City Chiefs' defense was arguably the strongest aspect of the franchise's 2024 campaign. While the Chiefs' offense struggled with explosiveness, the defense effectively held the team together during some of the toughest games of the season.
Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton has emerged as a cornerstone of the team’s defense, earning praise for his leadership and tactical acumen. Ranked as the fourth-best off-ball linebacker for the 2025 season by NFL executives, coaches, and scouts, Bolton has proven himself as both a playmaker and a leader on the field.
The Kansas City Chiefs have revenge on their mind heading into next season. Not only are they coming off a Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles that ended their chance to make history last season, but a lot of people have been talking badly about the Chiefs this offseason.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been well-represented in ESPN's annual positional rankings as voted on by NFL executives, coaches, and scouts. That hasn't changed, despite the rankings reaching what ESPN's Jeremy Fowler described as the "weakest" and "most uneven" position group in the series: off-ball linebacker.
The defense for the Kansas City Chiefs may be underrated, but one thing is for sure: their linebacker depth is through the roof. Chiefs' defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo may be the mastermind behind the Chiefs' defensive success, but he has some of the best players helping him achieve that goal.
The Kansas City Chiefs drafted linebacker Nick Bolton in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft and haven't turned back. Since arriving in Kansas City, Bolton has been one of the most consistent players on the Chiefs' defense, much to the happiness of defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo.
The Kansas City Chiefs head into next season a bit rejected after their embarrassing Super Bowl loss against the Philadelphia Eagles. Players like Nick
The Kansas City Chiefs defense has done well the past couple of years, finishing near the top of the league each season. A large part of that is due to
The Kansas City Chiefs started the offseason with the potential of losing linebacker Nick Bolton, but instead, they wisely did what it took to retain the veteran.
Broncos LB Alex Singleton tore his ACL in Week 3 of the 2024 season and mentioned that the time is coming when coaches and reporters will be able to evaluate where he is at this point in his recovery.
The Chiefs are keeping the key defender off the market.
The Kansas City Chiefs are re-signing linebacker Nick Bolton to a three-year, $45 million deal, per multiple reports. The deal includes $30 million in guaranteed money and will make Bolton the fifth-highest average paid off-ball linebacker in the NFL, per Spotrac.
If the San Francisco 49ers were looking to make a splash in free agency by signing a replacement for linebacker Dre Greenlaw, Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton would have been an ideal target.
One day before his 25th birthday, he secured a deal that ranks fourth at his position in average annual value.
One possible Bengals free agent target isn't expected to be in high demand when the legal tampering period begins next week. Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton, who some believe is an ideal target for the Bengals in free agency, "won't have the robust market many anticipated" according to Chad Forbes.
The Kansas City Chiefs received encouraging news recently with the announcements that tight end Travis Kelce will return for the 2025 season and a franchise tag had been put on standout right guard Trey Smith.
With free agency just weeks away, the San Francisco 49ers could be in the market for a linebacker to replace Dre Greenlaw. The fan-favorite defender appeared in only two games last season after returning from an Achilles injury, only to suffer a setback that sidelined him for the final two games.
The Kansas City Chiefs are entering a pivotal offseason after losing in Super Bowl LIX to the Philadelphia Eagles.
NEW ORLEANS -- Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton had all the answers Monday, even for the slightly offbeat questions a player can get at Super Bowl Opening Night.
The former second-round pick has spent his entire career in Kansas City and has evolved into one of the team’s most dependable defenders.
According to Jeremy Fowler, the Chiefs and LB Nick Bolton are expected to discuss a potential extension once the season is over. Fowler notes Bolton is
It's possible that, six months from now, Chiefs Kingdom will be looking back at Kansas City's Week 12 game against the Carolina Panthers for any signs of interest.
With the Chiefs leading by five points, 51 seconds to go and the Falcons threatening at the Kansas City 13-yard line, KC linebacker Nick Bolton stopped running back Bijan Robinson in the backfield on fourth-and-1 to seal the victory.
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