Kansas City’s revamped backfield could allow the Chiefs to carry fewer running backs and gain valuable flexibility elsewhere on the roster.
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Josh Simmons has already shown enough on the field—and earned enough trust from the Chiefs—to quiet the doubts surrounding his future at left tackle.
It's impossible to address all concerns, but tight end is an area that could fall apart quickly.
Mansoor Delane will be a great cornerback, but it was also tough to watch the fallout of the Chiefs' bold trade up to No. 6.
Between free agency and the draft's first round, Chris Jones has to be a very happy man.
Mansoor Delane is going to be a good player for the Chiefs, but it's interesting to think about how Trent McDuffie views things.
Previous draft mistakes, a depleted roster, and an all-in draft approach makes the 2026 draft a can't-miss class for Brett Veach.
Cincinnati’s trade at No. 10 may reveal the first-round cutoff, and why the Chiefs benefit at No. 9.
The Chiefs general manager spoke about the draft at length and provided some puzzling answers that are difficult to discern.
Jawaan Taylor has a new home. The former Kansas City Chiefs right tackle is now an Atlanta Falcon after Taylor signed a one-year, $5 million deal with the NFC S
The Super Bowl’s return to Las Vegas gives the Chiefs a chance to repeat one of their most embarrassing flexes over the Raiders.
Who doesn’t love a good story? The National Football League is full of them. There are players who defy the odds to reach the highest level in their sport, pla
By passing on pricier veteran options and trading for Justin Fields, Kansas City may have landed the best value backup quarterback on the market.
Isiah Pacheco left Kansas City as a two-time Super Bowl champion, but injuries and fading production leave lingering questions about how he'll be remembered.
The Chiefs wouldn't be wrong to draft an offensive tackle in '26, but it would be wrong to take one too early.
Despite the return of Travis Kelce for at least another season, the Kansas City Chiefs cannot afford to ignore making draft investments at tight end.
It's easy to say the Ravens were in the wrong, but any fan base would have wanted their team to do the same.
Four years after helping launch a dynasty, the Chiefs’ celebrated 2022 draft class has nearly vanished from the roster, leaving George Karlaftis as the lone remaining member in Kansas City.
Our free-agent profile of Kareem Hunt looks at his contract year, his upcoming free agency, and what the Chiefs might do.
The Chiefs GM chose a path that led to McDuffie's departure. Now those choices will help to define his legacy, for better or worse.