The Chiefs aren't alone in benefiting from a weak schedule, which raises questions about how much their 6-2 record really tells us.
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The Kansas City Chiefs suffered their first loss of the season in Seattle. It's how the team lost and what it says about the future that's worth a conversation.
Without wide receiver Tyquan Thornton to challenge defenses vertically, the Kansas City Chiefs may see their offensive ceiling lowered.
Why Andy Reid benched his starting left guard: a look at a culture-over-comfort approach to winning and maintaining championship standards.
Two unbeaten division rivals faceoff for early leverage in a race for the AFC West.
Three years into his NFL career, Xavier Worthy still presents more developmental questions than answers. The criticism is warranted, but he lacks detail, not athleticism.
Retooling a 6–11 roster takes more than one offseason. The Chiefs made real progress, but they still need internal growth to be competitive in 2026.
Today we debunk the idea that the Chiefs have found starting‑caliber cornerbacks at all stages of the draft during the Brett Veach era. The truth is far more nuanced, and the justification for selecting Mansoor Delane is stronger than most fans realize.
A new seven-round mock draft from Stacy Smith reveals how the Chiefs could completely rebuild a defensive foundation for years to come.
Today, we break down how the Chiefs have reshaped the running back room and look ahead to how they might continue to expand the position group.
Last week, we took a look at 10 free agent options who could help the Kansas City Chiefs bolster the offense. Today, we shift our focus to the defensive side of
The Chiefs will turn to free agency first to rebuild the offense around Patrick Mahomes. Here are the best free agent fits from quarterback to wide receiver.
With a rare early jump on the offseason after a 6–11 year, the Chiefs face tough calls on 27 free agents. Here are five must-keep players if Kansas City wants to get back on track in 2026.
A familiar voice like Eric Bieniemy's could provide the authority and accountability the Chiefs’ offense has been missing.
Andy Reid’s history isn’t defined by twists and turns, it’s marked by continuity and predictability. His next offensive coordinator hire is almost certain to follow that trend.
It’s clear that change is inevitable, and some figures should unquestionably be moving on.
Kansas City upheld its end of a decades-long partnership, even as the Chiefs chose a different path.
Patrick Mahomes has been the only thing holding the Kansas City Chiefs together, and Sunday’s loss without him exposed the full extent of the team’s foundational failures.
This iteration of the Chiefs has run its course, and it’s time for Kansas City to look ahead to the future.
The Chiefs’ comeback win over the Colts revealed a new offensive identity. In the second half, Kansas City balanced a strong run game with explosive deep overs to fuel late-season momentum.