The Kansas City Chiefs are facing tough decisions after their 2025 minicamp, with some key players in danger of being cut. Skyy Moore, Mike Danna, and Nazeeh Johnson all face uncertain futures ...

Follow Us 2K+ Kansas City Chiefs helmet (Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports) The Kansas City Chiefs have released two more players with training camp quickly approaching.

The Chiefs’ receiving corps has been an issue for a while now, and Skyy Moore has done nothing to help it. Kansas City drafted Moore in the second round back in 2022, a move the team has only ...

The Kansas City Chiefs have cut defensive tackle Siaki Ika. originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Most NFL teams are currently holding mandatory minicamp, but the Kansas City Chiefs are still in ...

Kansas City Chiefs Draft ‘Cash Cab,’ Host Ben Bailey to Fuel Schedule Reveal The fusion of sports and entertainment continued on the Kansas City set of a special one-off project created by the ...

The Kansas City Chiefs cut two more players on the evening of May 3, as defensive end and recent draft pick BJ Thompson was waived along with linebacker Blake Lynch. Chiefs Digest beat writer Matt ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is attributing his bold new haircut to the lingering frustration of February's Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Kansas City Chiefs Have Several Big-Named Pending Free Agents Andy Reid (Photo via Twitter) The big question heading into the 2025 offseason for Kansas City is Travis Kelce’s future. He signed a ...

The Kansas City Chiefs have signed former Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Darius Rush to a reserve/future contract. Rush spent most of the season on the Chiefs' practice squad and did not end up ...

The Eagles’ 40-22 win denied Kansas City the chance to make NFL history with a third consecutive Super Bowl win. The Eagles dominated the first three quarters of the game held at New Orleans ...

The Chiefs had a 42-21 record in these games when Patrick Mahomes was in the lineup from 2018 to ’23, so I used a .667 win rate to calculate probability for this Kansas City team.