Arrowhead Addicts' new Charity Spotlight will shine a light on their civic efforts, starting with Travis Kelce's 87 & Running.
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Marquise "Hollywood" Brown had his incentives posted and luckily for him the likely loss of last year's WR1 could make his incentives easy pickings.
Patrick Mahomes stopped by First Things First for an illuminating conversation.
After years of NFL fans clamoring for a more accurate way of determining first downs on short plays, it appears that Goodell and the NFL are finally testing out a microchip in the football.
Even with Patrick Mahomes at the helm and head coach Andy Reid calling the offense, there are some games to look back on and wonder, "What the hell happened?"
After nearly a month of investigating, the NBA officially banned a player from ever playing in the league again this past Wednesday. This comes as a result of gambling against his team and disclosing information, something that NFL players can easily do.
Despite a lot of off-the-field noise that the second-year receiver has caused himself, it appears that the standout receiver is back in the lab working on getting better and stronger for the 2024-25 season.
Despite the long-running show featuring some of the smartest, most well-educated game show contestants on television, it's pretty obvious that sports are not an essential part of their daily routines.
Now that Kansas City will be the home of Marquise "Hollywood" Brown, does the script change in April?
After a stellar career on the field, ending in what is likely a first-ballot Hall of Fame bid, it appears that the former "Catching Kelce" star could be returning to television in the form of a classic American game show.
Las Vegas releasing their slot receiver Hunter Renfrow may have sparked some interest in Chiefs Kingdom, but history shows he would likely not work well in Kansas City red-and-yellow despite his success in Las Vegas against the Chiefs.
Taking a closer look at the way Rashee Rice stacks up with the established WR1s from around the NFL.
How should Chiefs fans feel about some of the major moves in and around the league, especially around their own division?
It's time to take a long, hard, realistic look at the tight end position in Kansas City. Obviously Kelce has been dominant and continues to prove why he's TE1 across all boards, but his age and the drops in the regular season are reason enough to worry...
After yet another Super Bowl Championship for the longtime DC, it's time to shine the light on Spagnuolo--a DC who could become the first coordinator to make the Hall of Fame
Both the Chiefs and 49ers have spent time at the microphone this week, yet the NFC Champs were much louder with their disdain for KC after their loss four years ago. Meanwhile, Travis Kelce and Kansas City have responded with grace and calm instead.
After missing the end of the regular season, and the entire postseason up to this point, the Chiefs' running back room will be back to 100% with the return of Jerick McKinnon who famously slid at the one-yard line to ice the championship game last year
After a year full of storylines and narratives away from the field, the Chiefs have made it to their fourth Super Bowl in five years, essentially shutting up every hater on the way to their next chance at a title.
Defensive end Charles Omenihu, one of the Chiefs' biggest offseason pickups this past year, is officially out for the Super Bowl (and possibly the beginning of next season) with a torn ACL he suffered against the Ravens. So what now?
After one of the most complete games of the year, the Kansas City Chiefs' offense finally looks to have hit their stride. Now they look to keep it rolling against the Ravens in the AFCCG next week.