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Chiefs headlines for Wednesday, June 11
4. Chiefs (Gardner Minshew)
Known as much for his quirky personality as his on-field results, Minshew flamed out quickly with the rival Las Vegas Raiders, but he’s back in cozier confines with the reigning AFC champions. Ball control isn’t his strength, but his backyard spirit is a perfect fit behind Patrick Mahomes and coach Andy Reid, who could surely squeeze a postseason run out of the veteran if needed. Remember, he nearly led a playoff bid as a starter in 2023.
One reason for optimism for every team ahead of the 2025 NFL season | PFF
Kansas City Chiefs: Rashee Rice’s return
Kansas City’s receiving corps took a massive hit last season when Rashee Rice suffered a season-ending knee injury. After posting an excellent 86.1 PFF receiving grade during his rookie season, Rice recorded an 85.5 PFF receiving grade in 2024 prior to suffering his injury. He was well on his way to becoming Patrick Mahomes’ top target, and his void severely limited the Chiefs’ ability to create explosive plays. His return, along with the emergence of Xavier Worthy, should allow Kansas City’s passing game to bounce back.
Foolish Club Studios Announces Studio Structure and Names of Leadership | the Mothership
Foolish Club Studios – the newly launched studio inspired by the leadership of the Kansas City Chiefs – today unveiled the organizational structure and leadership team that will manage the day-to-day business for the studio, including development and production.
The newly announced leadership structure for Foolish Club Studios includes:
Mark Donovan, Chief Executive Officer for Foolish Club Studios and President of the Kansas City Chiefs.
Lara Krug, President and Chief Operating Officer of Foolish Club Studios, as well as Executive Vice President and Chief Media and Marketing Officer for the Chiefs.
Dan Crumb, Chief Financial Officer for Foolish Club Studios and the Chiefs.
Gelsomina Picariello, Head of Studio and Development for Foolish Club Studios, as well as Senior Director of Media Programming and Development for the Chiefs.
Foolish Club Studios is committed to creating original scripted and unscripted programs for short-form and long-form storytelling that goes beyond the field, celebrating stories of ambition, perseverance, and heart across sports and culture. The studio is engaged in multiple projects and expects to make development announcements in the coming months.
Iowa hires former NFL GM Scott Pioli as consultant following House settlement | The Athletic
At New England, Pioli was the Patriots’ vice president of player personnel when the team won three Super Bowls and was named the Pro Football Writers Association’s executive of the year three times. Pioli was the Chiefs’ general manager from 2009-12, and then served as Atlanta Falcons assistant general manager from 2014-19. He has since worked...
