The Kansas City Chiefs continue to pore through their options for offensive line reinforcements, particularly at left tackle, and they're leaving no stone unturned.
The Kansas City Chiefs, no matter what, always seem to find the right players to replace the players who left the previous team. The Chiefs are going to have to do that once again before the 2025 NFL season kicks off.
The 2025 NFL Draft is less than a week away. With the first round starting on April 24th in Green Bay, fans and executives are gearing up to figure out who they're beloved team will invest in for their future.
The Kansas City Chiefs could bring home a familiar name to its fanbase and not have it cost the team a draft pick. In fact, they should be able to get him on sale due to his unemployment this late in the offseason.
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Kansas City Chiefs star tight end and future Hall of Famer Travis Kelce will hold off retirement at least for one more season. Kelce went into the offseason not knowing what he was going to do with his NFL career and retiring was a serious option for the three time Super Bowl champion.
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.
In the final weeks before the NFL Draft, all 32 teams go through different scenarios and possibilities for what is to come in the selection process. They do their own mock drafts and look at the ones done online, allowing them to prepare themselves for anything and anyone.
The Kansas City Chiefs will have eight total draft picks for the upcoming NFL draft in less than a week. After having one pick in each of the first four rounds, they won't make another selection until the seventh round, where they'll have three draft picks at their disposal.
The Kansas City Chiefs have two strong, young weapons in their wide receiving arsenal in the form of Xavier Worthy and Rashee Rice. With Rice set to return
The Kansas City Chiefs must strengthen their offensive line this season. Their 15-2 regular-season campaign made many overlook the fact that Patrick Mahomes was sacked a career-high number of times last season.
The Kansas City Chiefs currently hold the 31st overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. With draft day approaching ever so rapidly, the Chiefs will have to start to debate whether or not they feel they are in a position to trade up or trade down.
Could Kansas City make a key trade with Minnesota in the first round? Leading into the NFL Draft, we’ll develop different mock draft scenarios and what the Kansas City Chiefs should do in response to those situations.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been one of the best drafting teams over the last 10 years. They have found their fair share of talented players on both sides of the ball and they will look to do the same next week in the 2025 NFL Draft.
The Chiefs’ general manager wants Mahomes to have an abundance of targets. As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare for another crucial draft cycle, general manager Brett Veach made it clear that offensive skill positions — especially running back and wide receiver — remain top priorities.
The Kansas City Chiefs didn't over-extend themselves or add star power in free agency this year, but filled needs with bargain selections. One such move was to add some speed and much-needed juice to their run game with Elijah Mitchell.
Football games are won along the offensive and defensive lines. Unfortunately for the Kansas City Chiefs, that is where their most pressing needs are. The Chiefs' offensive line quietly struggled at times last season and struggled on the biggest stage in the team's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Kansas City Chiefs are perhaps in the perfect position to trade down and out of the first round in the 2025 NFL Draft, leveraging NFL teams' quarterback needs at the bottom of Round 1. Typically, Chiefs GM Brett Veach hasn't had many calls for Kansas City's picks at the bottom of the first round, but this year could be different.
Steve Spagnuolo's Kansas City Chiefs' defense has been one of the better units in football for the past couple of seasons, but after the Super Bowl loss that saw it have 40 points hung on it, maybe a recalibration of sorts is needed.
The Kansas City Chiefs understand that in the NFL, standing still is the fastest way to fall behind. With Patrick Mahomes still operating at the peak of his powers, Kansas City approaches the 2025 NFL Draft with a rather unfamiliar mindset.
The Kansas City Chiefs still have several offensive weapons for quarterback Patrick Mahomes to utilize going into the new season. One of those weapons comes in the form of veteran wide receiver Juju Smith-Schuster, as his role could be greater than it was last season.
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The Kansas City Chiefs will head into the 2025 NFL Draft needing to address a lot of areas of their defense and offense. The Chiefs sit in an unfamiliar area this offseason because of the players they lost in free agency on both sides of the ball.
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The Chiefs saw their setup unravel on the biggest stage.
The former Chiefs wideout has just 82 receptions for 760 yards and three touchdowns in four seasons.
The Chiefs placed the franchise tag on G Trey Smith this offseason, but have maintained the stance that they will work on a long-term deal before the season starts.
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