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Chiefs actively pursuing stadium designs in both Missouri and Kansas | KSHB
The Kansas City Chiefs confirmed they’ve hired a management and consulting firm to lead the stadium design process in Kansas.
At the same time, the Chiefs continue to meet with architectural firm Populous about concepts to possibly renovate GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Missourime in K.C.
CAA Icon will lead efforts in Kansas. Some of the company’s priorities will be to ask design and architectural firms to indicate their levels of interest in working on a stadium project with the team.
Chiefs leaders have previously said they’d build a domed stadium if they move to Kansas.
Chiefs-Saints Trade Idea For Star RB Makes Sense After Latest Report | SI.com
The New Orleans Saints have one of the worst rosters in football this year, so they’re unsuprisingly sitting near the bottom of the league after five weeks. Heading into Week 6, the Saints have another tough matchup with the New England Patriots, which could very easily turn into a fifth loss in six weeks.
As a result, analysts predict the Saints will aggressively sell at the trade deadline and opt to lean into the rebuild. This might not be exciting for Saints fans, but it would be a huge boost for the future if the team can free up some money and add draft capital in place of expensive veterans.ng RB Cody Schrader.
Kansas City Chiefs rookie running back Brashard Smith is earning praise for a play in Week 5 against the Jacksonville Jaguars that ultimately didn’t count.
Smith had a 63-yard kick return that was called back on a holding penalty, one that was questionable and had no impact on the play, in the third quarter of the Week 5 road loss. Leading up to this point, Smith had shown flashes as a kick returner, but he was still very much a work in progress. Now, Chiefs special teams coach Dave Toub has something tangible to further build upon with Smith.
“Yeah, I mean, I think Brashard Smith keeps getting better and better each week, and it was really good to see,” Toub said. “He hit that return and he was north and south in a hurry. I’m not sure if I’m glad if he didn’t score because it would’ve been even worse. It was a great return nonetheless, and we’re going to build on that and look at the positives.”
The Dolphins are feeling the heat in South Beach.
Miami dropped to 1-5 on the season thanks to Sunday’s 29-27 loss to the Chargers, the second straight defeat in which...
