Sunday marked the first time since Patrick Mahomes took over as a starter that the Kansas City Chiefs were held under 26 points.
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The Kansas City Chiefs walked away from Detroit with a win but the team's rookies played like rookies in the team's Week 4 victory.
What remains to be seen is how Veach will make room for Claiborne. Unfortunately for one current Chiefs player, his time is up in Kansas City (for now).
The Kansas City Chiefs have the top down and are in cruise control in the left hand lane. The rest of us are just Clark Griswold in a station wagon.
We take a closer look at how the rookies contributed to the team's 33-28 victory in the home opener vs. the Baltimore Ravens.
As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare to travel to Detroit for their Week 4 tilt, we will be keeping close watch on the status of several Lions players.
Demarcus Robinson did something so breathtaking in Sunday's game that he may have (single-handedly?) changed his entire future in a matter of seconds.
I went back through the last several drafts to answer this question: "Who are we really talking about trading away in exchange for Jalen Ramsey?"
Despite his status as a second-round draft pick, there might not be another rookie who is better equipped than Hardman to replace an All Pro in the lineup.
The Chiefs have approximately $23.4 million in cap room for this season, which calls to question the next move for GM Brett Veach.
Each week we will take a look at the rookies on the Chiefs' roster and examine their play. Here's a closer look at how the rookies started their careers.
It's plausible that the Chiefs see Chris Jones as a luxury on his rookie contract, but not worth the cap expense he'll command on the open market.
Are the Chiefs really this confused about Tremon Smith as a player? Or has this been the plan all along?
Knowing Brett Veach's character, the biggest surprise would be if the Chiefs arrive at the 3pm Saturday deadline without making any trades.
Each NFL team must prune its roster from 90 to 53 players, meaning over 1,100 players will be cut. Let's explore what to expect between now and Sunday.
If we divide a season into quarters, the "first quarter" of 2019 will tell us a lot about the identity of the revamped 2019 Chiefs' run defense.