Trey Smith’s contract extension gives Chiefs cap relief for 2025
Trey Smith and the Kansas City Chiefs beat the deadline for him signing a long-term contract.
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Hollywood Brown healthy, motivated heading into second season with Chiefs
Marquise “Hollywood” Brown doesn’t need any extra motivation.
Patrick Mahomes getting offseason advice from Tom Brady: 'It's cool'
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes briefly put aside the rivalry with the Raiders during an interview that aired this week, praising two key members of the organization. Appearing on the “Up&Adams Show” with host Kay Adams, the three-time Super Bowl champion praised Raiders minority owner Tom Brady for offering him advice the past few months and called star defensive end Maxx Crosby the best pass rusher he has played against in the NFL.
Commentary: Mahomes among top 5 candidates for NFL MVP entering the 2025 season
Like it or not, the NFL’s Most Valuable Player award has become the Most Valuable Quarterback award. For 17 of the past 18 seasons, including the most recent 12, a quarterback has won the honor, with the Buffalo Bills’ Josh Allen being the latest to bring it home.
Following 'golden rule,' former Chief Khalen Saunders to host LGBTQ+ inclusive camp
He’s one of the biggest and baddest dudes around – Super Bowl-winning, multimillionaire, 320-pound St. Louis native Khalen Saunders, a former Kansas City Chief who’s now a defensive tackle for the New Orleans Saints.
Travis Kelce admits he 'can't really read that well' while recalling SNL experience
Travis Kelce had some trouble behind the scenes when hosting “Saturday Night Live” in 2023. During a recent interview on the “Bussin' with the Boys” podcast, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end said that the “hardest” part of hosting “SNL” was the pre-show table read because he “can’t really read that well.” “The writers’ rooms were fun because you’re just getting pitched ideas,” Kelce explained.
Chiefs not looking in the rearview mirror following Super Bowl loss
It’s been over four months since the Chiefs’ blowout loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 59, and the team isn’t fixating on the past in order to reach the mountain top next season. Notwithstanding the 40-22 loss in Super Bowl 59 putting NFL history on hold with the league’s first-ever three-peat, it’s still business as usual for the Chiefs as they continue working toward the 2025 season.
Chiefs announce training camp dates, multi-year extension with Missouri Western
The Kansas City Chiefs have announced dates for the 2025 training camp out at the Missouri Western State University campus.
Playing for rival a possible perfect career revival for former Chief Juan Thornhill
When Juan Thornhill arrived in Cleveland two years ago, he’d established a reputation as a reliable, gregarious, playmaking safety who'd long been a starter for the NFL's best team.
Commentary: How KC stadium funding clears state constitutional hurdles
If Missouri lawmakers would provide the proper incentives, the promoters said, their project would vastly strengthen the economy of the state and enhance its national image as a place to do business.