Travis Kelce looked like his old self against the Colts with a record-setting performance that proved he still has plenty left in the tank.
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Felix Anudike-Uzomah looked like a different player in the Chiefs’ Week 1 win, and his breakout performance could be a huge development up front.
Andy Reid’s decision to start Kahlil Benson at left tackle looked like a massive gamble, but the Chiefs head coach knew exactly what he was doing.
Four numbers from last year’s loss to Denver could reveal just how much the Chiefs’ offense has changed entering 2026.
The Chiefs’ mounting injury concerns are already exposing Brett Veach’s lack of investment along the offensive line.
This really doesn't mean anything, but then again...
A few important takeaways from the Chiefs' 53-man roster reveal.
A blunt assessment from Steve Spagnuolo last season still frames the biggest question facing Jaden Hicks as training camp begins.
The Chiefs are counting on Xavier Worthy to rebound from last season and prove he can become a cornerstone of their passing game.
There’s a surprise player who I think is on the Hot Seat heading into training camp next week. A player who isn’t just under pressure to make an impact during
There is no denying that Harrison Butker will go down as one of, if not the greatest kicker in Kansas City Chiefs history. But could a player who is arguably t
Seats don’t get much hotter than the one Kansas City Chiefs tight end Noah Gray finds himself sitting on heading into the new season. Gray is literally playing
The pickings were already slim, but the Chiefs' hopes for any veteran help at defensive end keep disappearing.
The Chiefs wide receiver missed the first moment to own up to his issues.
One insider says K.C. isn't likely to host a Super Bowl, even as the region invests in an epic new stadium.
I’m officially done with Rashee Rice. And if the Kansas City Chiefs have any common sense, they should be too. Rice is going to prison after he tested positive
Denver fans are melting down over a Week 1 trip to Arrowhead even though the schedule setup might actually help Denver more than Kansas City.
The Chiefs have made no secret of their international ambitions, and a matchup with the Falcons in Madrid could make perfect sense for the NFL schedule-makers.
Kansas City could benefit from the NFL’s ratings-driven schedule strategy if Patrick Mahomes’ recovery keeps him out of Week 1.
The Chiefs may have missed out by not playing in the NFL’s first game in Australia in more ways than one.