Woody Paige reports that Peyton Manning is oiling his joints and restructuring his contract—the details of which will be disclosed this week.
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At Saturday's 45th annual 101 Awards, Kansas City Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt announced that former cornerback Gary Green will be inducted into the Chiefs Hall of Fame.
Chiefs stars Justin Houston and De'Anthony Thomas were honored at the 45th annual 101 Awards on Saturday.
Two notable veterans, Brian Hartline of the Miami Dolphins and Harry Douglas of the Atlanta Falcons, were released on Friday. Are the Chiefs interested?
Rodney Hudson news is starting to become a daily trend. Now there's speculation that he wants to become the richest center in the league
The Oakland Raiders reportedly have their sights set on two of the Kansas City Chiefs' offseason targets—Rodney Hudson and Randall Cobb.
Per the NFL Network's Jeff Darlington, the Kansas City Chiefs will release tight end Anthony Fasano today.
The Kansas City Chiefs can use depth at inside linebacker, and the Packers just released one, A.J. Hawk, on Wednesday. Don't expect the Chiefs to sign him.
ESPN's John Clayton recently claimed that the Kansas City Chiefs will not only target Torrey Smith but keep Dwayne Bowe and draft his potential replacement.
Potential No. 1 overall pick Jameis Winston ran a 4.97 second 40-yard dash, which is .01 seconds faster than Dontari Poe's.
Chiefs defensive end Mike DeVito, whose 2015 cap hit currently rests at $5.4 million, may not return to Arrowhead—at least not draped in red and gold.
Before March 3, Chiefs GM John Dorsey has to decide whether to pick up Dontari Poe's fifth-year option. Will he roll the dice?
Travis Kelce stopped an event that dubs bulls "animal athletes," blared Tom Jones, twirled around like Brian Boitano and did the Carlton.
With free agency around the corner, it's no secret that the Chiefs are starving for cap space. It's also no secret that Alex Smith headlines the payroll.
Despite his jam-packed daily planner, John Dorsey was full of optimism at Thursday's media session (which was inundated with wide receiver questions).
With several on-field and off-field storylines surrounding the Kansas City Chiefs, Andy Reid dispensed updates by the minute at the 2015 NFL Combine.
In each of his two years as GM of the Kansas City Chiefs, John Dorsey has drafted a handful of NFL combine standouts.
The Kansas City Chiefs officially announced that, in addition to Donnie Avery's departure, the team has also severed ties with wide receiver A.J. Jenkins.
If (and when) the team parts ways with Donnie Avery, the move will generate $3.4 million in cap space. But how much room do the Chiefs now have?
Is it unusual for owners to lean a little on the creepy side? No. They're usually just more discrete about it. But Mark Davis? Man of the peephole.