Key veterans are soon on their way out in Kansas City. That makes the forthcoming draft a key to how well they transition into the future.
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The Chiefs tagged Eric Berry in 2016 and short of a smoother negotiation will be tempted to do so again in March. Here's why that's a bad idea.
Last year, the Chiefs ended a multi-decade drought in the playoffs. This year, it's time to end a longer drought by drafting a quarterback in the top round.
The start of the new league year is still more than a month away. Now's a good time to do some roster inventory to assess where needs are for the Chiefs.
The Kansas City Chiefs have checked out of the NFL Playoffs prematurely (again). If the Chiefs are ever to break the cycle, a few things must change.
Becoming a great team often requires beating one. That opportunity presents itself on Sunday. Are the Kansas City Chiefs ready?
The Chiefs secured the No. 2 seed and likely a second meeting with the Pittsburgh Steelers. For their Super Bowl aspirations, that's a good thing.
Sometimes, a tough loss can help get a team back on track. It appears to have been true for the Chiefs on Sunday. Will it continue?
The Kansas City Chiefs aren't particularly fond of "easy." Sunday's loss to the Tennessee Titans stripped them of the No. 2 seed, but it's not over yet.
The Kansas City Chiefs are in the driver's seat in the AFC West, but have a few tough games left on the schedule. Perhaps none tougher than Tennessee.
NFL teams often get to assess who they are prior to the start of the playoffs. The Chiefs have had a few looks, but none bigger than Thursday night's game.
Quarterback Alex Smith hasn't played well lately and his performance has been detrimental to the Kansas City Chiefs' offense. The future depends on him.
It's not time to panic yet, is it? It was just one game, right? The Kansas City Chiefs were bound to have their win streak snapped. Shouldn't we all relax?
Chiefs draftee Tyreek Hill has changed the economy for receivers in Kansas City. The rising costs of accountability could soon spell trouble for some.
The Kansas City Chiefs are finally reaping the benefits of their first-round investment into young outside linebacker Dee Ford.
Remember when the fate of the Chiefs was hinged to the players drafted and acquired by regimes of the past? That's not the case anymore.
Jamaal Charles has returned to action, but may be on the business end of a shift change. Spencer Ware is hot, and as such, should continue as the starter.
Sunday's game with the Oakland Raiders will reveal the true identity of these Chiefs. It's also likely we'll learn what to expect the rest of 2016.
It's early still, but it's clear the Kansas City Chiefs aren't who we expected them to be in the lead up to the regular season. Today, we find out why.
With star linebacker Justin Houston on the mend, the Kansas City Chiefs have a lower defensive ceiling. Though, an opportunistic defense may be consolation.