The KC Chiefs' offense has a few perceived needs. Here are a handful of offensive veterans who could be on Brett Veach's radar before Tuesday's deadline.
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The Chiefs had three new starters in practice for most of last week. There just wasn't a lot of time to integrate Josh Gordon. That will change this week.
The Kansas City Chiefs made more than one change to their starting lineup in an effort to get a spark on Sunday. It worked.
Jack Del Rio's defense ranked 2nd last year in the NFL in total yards allowed. This season, they're off to a terrible start, ranking 27th.
The Kansas City Chiefs made huge splashes this offseason in an effort to rebuild their offensive line, but for the first time all season, it appears that t...
One positive trend that has developed from the Kansas City Chiefs is that they don't hesitate to get to work at repairing personnel issues in the offseason.
Even without another yard gained, Kansas City could have had kicker Harrison Butker in position to kick a game-winning 49-yard field goal.
It's rare that you see a head-to-head matchup in the NFL that features two players who were traded for each other, but we'll witness it on Sunday night.
This is a must-win for both teams. Let's look at a few Chiefs who will need to step up in the team's first primetime performance since the Super Bowl.
After his much-publicized move to the edge this offseason, Chris Jones played his first full game for the Chiefs against the Browns. He did not disappoint.
As much as I'd like to move on completely from Kareem Hunt, here's the fact I can't get over: He is still my favorite running back to watch play football.
There are a handful of players out there who could be on the K.C. Chiefs' radar before claims are posted after 24 hours on the waiver wire.
With training camp just around the corner, it's time to start pondering how these offensive and defensive units will look when they finally put the pads on.
Several Kansas City Chiefs players and coaches could cross some major milestones this upcoming season. Here are a few to watch for:
The potential of Antonio Callaway's addition to the roster might have given the Chiefs enough confidence to skip over wide receiver early in the draft.
Here's a quick rundown to some local and national tweets about the Kansas City Chiefs' pair of second round picks on Friday night:
Here are a handful of positional runs that will optimize the K.C. Chiefs' chances at getting a player they want before they pick in Round 2.
As the dust settled around the first round of the draft, suddenly the KC Chiefs appear to be a good market for a veteran pass rusher.
Let's recognize five Kansas City Chiefs veterans who will play in their first Super Bowl this Sunday vs. the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
No one in the NFL allowed more completions to running backs than the Buccaneers. Tampa Bay's defense yielded 101 receptions to backs in 2020.