KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Chiefs officially have four tight ends on their 53-man roster after promoting Robert Tonyan from the practice squad on Thursday afternoon.
The Kansas City Chiefs signed tight end Robert Tonyan to the active roster and added running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire to the practice squad on Friday.
The Kansas City Chiefs had plenty of roster battles taking place this summer during training camp and preseason but tight end wasn't one of them. The consensus was that the three tight ends included on the roster would be Travis Kelce, Noah Gray, and former fourth-round pick Jared Wiley.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Robert Tonyan donned his red, No. 85 jersey and reported to practice at Chiefs headquarters on Wednesday as though nothing had happened.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The worst of the Chiefs’ three preseason games was Aug. 15 at Seattle. It also was Robert Tonyan’s best game. And, even though they officially terminated his contract on Tuesday, the Chiefs aren’t done needing Tonyan to be at his best when they’re at their worst.
The Green Bay Packers are hopeful that they have surrounded quarterback Jordan Love with enough weapons to get the offense going in the 2025 NFL season. In 2024, the Packers ranked eighth in the league with an average of 26.1 points per game and seventh with 366.7 total yards generated per contest.
With one more preseason game remaining on the Kansas City Chiefs' schedule, it's the last chance for some of the lesser-known names on the roster to show that they belong on the team in some capacity in 2025.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Kansas City Chiefs had been here before. The signing of a veteran tight end to add a bit of competition to the offseason 90-man roster is a fairly typical thing for Brett Veach—think Irv Smith Jr.
Clark Hunt had just hired Andy Reid as his head coach, and the Chiefs had a rookie third-rounder named Travis Kelce. It was 2013, and Robert Tonyan was a redshirt-freshman quarterback at Indiana State.
Kansas City Chiefs football is back again in preseason Week 2 with another road matchup against an NFC West opponent, this time traveling to Lumen Field to face the Seattle Seahawks.
The Kansas City Chiefs' first preseason game of 2025 is in the books, falling short to the Arizona Cardinals 20-17. As expected, the Chiefs' first-team offensive and defensive units didn't see much action.
Training camp success should not be overblown. That is especially true this early in the calendar of training camp practices. However, it is always more enticing to see names that may be under the radar performing well at training camp.
The Kansas City Chiefs approach the 2025 campaign with optimism. Although they ended their 2024 campaign by losing their third straight Super Bowl appearance, the Chiefs still have a strong chance to head back to the game of games when the regular season is said and done.
Last season, former Chicago Bears tight end Robert Tonyan achieved a rare feat. After spending part of the season with the Minnesota Vikings, Tonyan accomplished the NFC North sweep.
A quick history lesson won't provide a lot of hope for Robert Tonyan. Tonyan is the journeyman veteran on the 90-man offseason roster for the Kansas City Chiefs currently slotted in as fourth tight end.
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed a new tight end, as they've inked Robert Tonyan to a contract, according to Tom Pelissero. This isn't going to be news that excites the fan base much, nor should it, but it's also not surprising to see the Chiefs adding depth at the tight end position.
The Kansas City Chiefs officially signed TE Robert Tonyan and LB Cole Christiansen to contracts on Tuesday. Tonyan, 30, originally signed on with the Lions as an undrafted free agent out of Indiana State back in 2017.
Per the wire, the Vikings are signing TE Robert Tonyan to their practice squad after releasing him from the active roster yesterday. Tonyan, 30, originally signed on with the Lions as an undrafted free agent out of Indiana State back in 2017.
The Minnesota Vikings announced they have promoted OLB Bo Richter and TE Robert Tonyan to the active roster for Week 4. Tonyan, 30, originally signed on with the Lions as an undrafted free agent out of Indiana State back in 2017.
The Vikings announced that they are elevating veteran TE Robert Tonyan and OLB Bo Richter for Week 3. Tonyan, 30, originally signed on with the Lions as an undrafted free agent out of Indiana State back in 2017.
Robert Tonyan was carted off the practice field at Vikings training camp on Wednesday. Details of his injury are unclear but reporters taking in the seventh practice of training camp say Tonyan was down on his back for a while before being carted off the field.
The Vikings seemingly have a reliable replacement to serve as the starting tight end while T.J. Hockenson recovers from a knee injury he suffered on Christmas Eve last season.
The team added nine players to the list, including Watson, tight end Robert Tonyan, guard Elgton Jenkins, kicker Mason Crosby, and defensive tackle Dean Lowry.