Fourteen alums of SuperWest programs were active for the Super Bowl on Sunday. In a decidedly one-sided victory for the Eagles, we had a lot more players on the losing side than that of the victors.
Nikko Remigio has been a surprise star for the Kansas City Chiefs. Playing into his role as kick and punt returner, he's shined for his team, especially in the postseason.
Special teams coordinator Dave Toub commented on his kick returner on Friday. Nothing has come easily for Kansas City Chiefs kick returner Nikko Remigio.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
On Wednesday’s episode of FanDuel TV’s Up & Adams , host Kay Adams spoke to Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver and kick returner Nikko Remigio about a pivotal moment in the AFC Championship Game.
After nearly a month of waiting and waiting, nearly a month of NFL analysts talking about "rust", it was time for the Kansas City Chiefs to put it all on the line back on the field at Arrowhead Stadium.
The biggest moments from Saturday’s big win. On Saturday afternoon, the Kansas City Chiefs qualified for their seventh straight AFC Championship with a 23-14 Divisional round win over the Houston Texans.
Houston Texans special teams player Kris Boyd had a bizarre meltdown on the very first play of Saturday’s AFC Divisional game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
A 63-yard punt return and fumble. An unsportsmanlike conduct penalty and sideline shoving match. The first play of the NFL’s divisional round nearly had everything.
The 38-0 loss to the Denver Broncos in the regular season was meaningless in the grand scheme of the Kansas City Chiefs. The focus is squarely on the postseason, leaving Week 18 to be treated as an evaluation of the entire roster with backups playing significant snaps.
The Kansas City wideout hopes to make his mark as starters rest in the Week 18 matchup against Denver. The Kansas City Chiefs’ second-year wide receiver Nikko Remigio has been a fan favorite during training camp and the preseason but has only rarely been able to showcase his talents in the regular season.
Down the stretch of the season, the Kansas City Chiefs will need every contribution they can get from just about every area of the roster. Offense, defense and special teams will all have to pull their weight if the AFC's current No.
Kansas City set its 53-man roster at Tuesday’s deadline. There are always more moves to come on Wednesday. On Tuesday, the Kansas City Chiefs reduced their 2024 roster down to 53 players — but that is just the beginning.
That Kansas City Chiefs initial 2024 roster has been revealed, and second-year wide receiver Nikko Remigio didn't make the cut. For the second year in a row, Remigio had a strong training camp but came up just short of cracking the 53-man roster.
The Kansas City Chiefs wrapped up their preseason with another loss, but it was a great chance for the coaches to take one last look at some of the players looking to land on the team's 53-man roster.
We're a week away from final cuts around the NFL and some assistant coaches will be working to try to ensure players they like make it onto the 53-man roster.
After creating a buzz for himself in camp, Kansas City’s second-year wideout spoke to reporters on Wednesday. For players on the fringes of NFL squads, being able to play on special teams has always been one of the ways they can grab a roster spot.
As training camp continues, the battle near the end of the Kansas City Chiefs' wide receiver depth chart is alive and well. Mecole Hardman, Kadarius Toney, Skyy Moore, Justyn Ross and Nikko Remigio are competing on a daily basis, with only two or three spots available for several players.
The second-year wideout is once again creating buzz for himself during Kansas City’s training camp. The Kansas City Chiefs entered the offseason determined to improve their wide receiver corps.
The Kansas City Chiefs invested in overhauling the wide receiver position this offseason, but one young pass-catcher has separated himself among KC's dark horse roster candidates.
Kansas City Chiefs second-year WR Nikko Remigio is taking full advantage of his opportunities during Organized Team Activities (OTAs). An undrafted free agent out of Fresno State in 2023, Remigio was walking a trail blazed by former Chiefs receiver Stephone Paige before injury derailed his rookie season.