In this episode of the Kansas City Chiefs Insider Podcast, we break down how the starting offensive line performed in Week 5 of the 2025 campaign. Below is Assistant Head Coach and Special Teams Coordinator Dave Toub's thoughts ahead of the Monday Night Football showdown.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – His career stat line is genuinely hard to believe. It looks like a mistake. Nikko Remigio has played only nine NFL games. That’s both accurate and remarkable considering that, other than Patrick Mahomes, Remigio could be the player the Chiefs trust most.
The Kansas City Chiefs are officially off to their worst start under the Patrick Mahomes era. Dropping Week 2's Super Bowl LIX rematch to the Philadelphia Eagles at Arrowhead Stadium wasn't on their bucket list, but it's the unfortunate reality they live with going into Week 3 against the New York Giants.
How many of the quarterbacks in NFL history to average at least 230 passing yards-per-game for their career can you name in five minutes?
The Kansas City Chiefs got off to a slow start out of the gates against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 1, which ultimately led to them having to play catch-up all game, until the final whistle blew and they were losers.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The Kansas City had other options at returner this preseason. They chose the sure thing. On Monday, special teams coordinator Dave Toub, who is also the team's assistant head coach, couldn’t have been clearer about Nikko Remigio’s standing as Kansas City’s primary return man.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been a franchise that has continued their success by coming away from the NFL Draft with players who turn into superstars. Under general manager Brett Veach, several players who play in Kansas City have set themselves up for a lengthy career in the National Football League.
Kansas City Chiefs STC Dave Toub has one of the deepest groups of return specialists he has had in many years, but it all begins with the player they consider the starter.
The 2025 Chiefs roster is quickly rounding into form, and though many of the final 53 roster spots are all but set, there are a handful of jobs still to be won.
Every offseason, each NFL franchise is hoping that one player will break out and carry that success into the regular season. For the Kansas City Chiefs, it could easily be former undrafted free agent wide receiver Nikko Remigio.
After being elevated to the 53-man roster in December and playing an impressive role as a returner, it seemed like Remigio could be set to play a bigger part this season.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
Becoming a professional athlete, whether it's in the National Football League or any other sport, it's considered a dream job by most. Not everyone can be good enough to play at a high level consistently, which makes it all the more reason for those who are capable to cherish each moment they get to do what they love.
As an undrafted free agent out of Fresno State in 2023, Kansas City Chiefs WR Nikko Remigio was making a strong push for the 53-man roster in training camp and preseason Week 1 before injury struck.
The Kansas City Chiefs went out and added several undrafted free agents following the 2025 NFL Draft process back in April. The Chiefs have been successful adding undrafted free agents in the past, and the most notable in recent years has been wide receiver Nikko Remigio.
The wide receiving room in the Kansas City Chiefs organization for the 2025 campaign might be the most stacked and competitive in the National Football League.
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.
Nikko Remigio has been a surprise star for the Kansas City Chiefs. Playing into his role as kick and punt returner, he's shined for his team, especially in the postseason.
After nearly a month of waiting and waiting, nearly a month of NFL analysts talking about "rust", it was time for the Kansas City Chiefs to put it all on the line back on the field at Arrowhead Stadium.
Houston Texans special teams player Kris Boyd had a bizarre meltdown on the very first play of Saturday’s AFC Divisional game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
A 63-yard punt return and fumble. An unsportsmanlike conduct penalty and sideline shoving match. The first play of the NFL’s divisional round nearly had everything.
That Kansas City Chiefs initial 2024 roster has been revealed, and second-year wide receiver Nikko Remigio didn't make the cut. For the second year in a row, Remigio had a strong training camp but came up just short of cracking the 53-man roster.
With a Week 2 slate of preseason games looming, Yardbarker NFL writers dish on a riser for each team in AFC camps.
After creating a buzz for himself in camp, Kansas City’s second-year wideout spoke to reporters on Wednesday. For players on the fringes of NFL squads, being able to play on special teams has always been one of the ways they can grab a roster spot.
Nikko Remigio might be a long shot, but if he continues to impress when the pads come on, he could finally get his shot at the next level.
The second-year wideout built some buzz during Kansas City’s offseason program. A trendy name to emerge from media coverage of the Chiefs’ organized team activities (OTAs) and last week’s mandatory minicamp is undoubtedly second-year wide receiver Nikko Remigio.
The offseason hype train for second-year Kansas City Chiefs WR Nikko Remigio is full steam ahead. First, it was Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy
Fresno State snapped a nearly decade-long special teams scoring drought Saturday and did so in epic fashion.
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