Now that the Chicago Bears are eliminated from the playoffs, one player has stood out as a viable trade option to replace the future Hall of Fame tight end who could be announcing his retirement any day now.
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Now that the Chiefs are officially eliminated from playoff contention it's easy to go back and say "what if" about every loss, but there are a very select number of plays that actually created the downfall of the Chiefs' 2025 season in their own ways.
The Chiefs have gone through Hell and back it feels, especially through two key parts of their offense that seem to be back at square one in regards to what GM Brett Veach has tried to fix ever since the problems first arose.
Three names that will be at the top of the Chiefs' to-do list this upcoming offseason all have their pros and cons, but all three decisions are likely being curated by Veach already.
The Chiefs have always been known for their record-breaking tight end play, but the man who was once thought to be the next big thing for the post-Kelce era is suddenly invisible on the field when Kansas City needs him most.
Ever since the founding of National Tight End Day back in 2019, Travis Kelce has taken the holiday to heart and overperformed for the most part. What does that mean about his MNF matchup on what will most likely be his last National TE Day celebration?
With Rashee Rice returning from suspension after Kansas City's SNF matchup there will have to be one player pushed out of the Chiefs' 53-man roster. But could that player possibly be moved to another team instead of the practice squad?
While it feels like a long time since Kansas City's frozen tundra victory over Miami in the Wild Card, a Dolphins fan would tell you it can always feel longer. And after their most recent loss it's obvious that the freezing cold loss broke them.
With Week 2 near, the Chiefs should shop 0-1 teams for talent before rivals beat them to it.
Is an opening at safety worth the risk to bring even more chaos and cameras to Arrowhead?
With news that the Commanders are secretly shopping their former 3rd-round pick out of Alabama, it seems like the final chance for Kansas City to finally bolster their RB room just in time for Patrick Mahomes' and Andy Reid's 2025 revenge tour.
Could Travis Kelce become just the 11th player to have his number retired? If so, how soon after he's done, and how would it compare to the other ten historical players?
What if the NFL allowed fans to do what the U.S. government does and give you, the fan, a small seat at the table?
Unlike last season, the Chiefs received a gift with the placement of their 2025 bye week, planted right in the middle of the schedule.
With Day 3 of the NFL Draft underway, the Kansas City Chiefs could find long-term stability behind Patrick Mahomes by targeting one of these underrated quarterback prospects.
Kansas, Kansas State and Missouri University all offer promising football players in this year's NFL draft so which homegrown talents should Brett Veach, Andy Reid and the Chiefs front office be looking at with some of their picks?
Just 48 hours into free agency, a key Chiefs piece joined an AFC rival—but did one Super Bowl moment sway Brett Veach's decision?
Will Hardman re-sign with the Chiefs once more? What other teams make sense? Our latest free agent profile is here.
After a 17-game regular season and two tense playoff games, the Chiefs are 17-2 heading into Super Bowl Sunday. But what's even more impressive than their win-loss record is some of the statistics that they've put together heading into the big game.
The Chiefs running back deserves to be listed among the Comeback Player of the Year candidates.