The Kansas City Chiefs currently have several battle-tested wide receivers under contract for the 2025 season and will need to part with at least one of them when they cut their roster to 53 players.

Patrick Mahomes and company might be receiving more criticism considering the Super Bowl loss, the fact that they won 10 games by one score or fewer, and the offensive line taking a big hit by losing Joe Thuney.

The left side of the Chiefs’ offensive line won’t be the only thing new at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on Friday. How about a Queso Dip

The Kansas City Chiefs traded veteran WR Skyy Moore to the San Francisco 49ers in exchange for a favorable swap of late-round draft picks.

Suamataia, a 2024 second-round pick for the Chiefs, has had highs and lows in limited snaps thus far. He’s displayed great promise in the run game where he’s shown his athleticism while working in tandem with rookie left tackle Josh Simmons.

Chiefs fans heading to home games this season can try new items like the Breakfast Burger, a sausage patty topped with a fried egg, bacon, spicy ketchup and shredded hash browns, and Jerk Chicken Tacos, topped with pineapple salsa, cilantro crema in a flour tortilla and served with sweet-fried plantains in a honey-lime glaze.

The team at Words + Pictures was deep into its next documentary, having clocked more than 20 hours of interviews with Hulk Hogan. The story of the controversial wrestling icon wouldn’t be easy to tell,

The Kansas City Chiefs' 33-16 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, while a preseason game, will give head coach Andy Reid and his staff plenty to think about. Granted, how much of the playbook both sides of the ball reveal is next to nothing at this time of year,