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Jim Nantz says Chiefs vs. Cowboys will set Thanksgiving records | Chiefs Wire

“K.C. and Dallas, to put those two gigantic brands together on the most-watched day of the regular season in the NFL, it’s gonna set records,” said Nantz. “That’s not what I’m out for it to do. I just hope it’s a great football game. It will be a wonderful matchup to call on Thanksgiving. K.C. at Dallas, it’s the game we wanted.”

The current ratings record was set three seasons ago, as 42.1 million watched...

According to an NFL writer, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Detroit will have more talent in the coming season.

On Wednesday, NFL.com draft analyst Eric Edholm published a ranking of the league’s “most complete teams” for 2025. He listed the Kansas City Chiefs fourth, following the Philadelphia Eagles, Baltimore Ravens and Detroit Lions.

4. Kansas City Chiefs

They continue to tinker with their wide receivers and offensive line. There will be new faces on defense, too. But the core of the 2025 Chiefs resembles the team that has forged its way into playing in five of the past six...

Could Kansas City play Philadelphia in the Super Bowl again next year?

On Wednesday, ESPN rolled out its latest “football power index” rankings — which sees the Kansas City Chiefs ranked second (+5.4), behind only the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles (+5.5). The “football power index” is a ratings and projection model.

A Super Bowl rematch?

The football power index projects a 4.2% chance of a Chiefs-Eagles Super Bowl rematch.

“Two of the past three Super Bowls have been between Kansas City and Philadelphia,” wrote ESPN’s Seth Walder. “Will it be three of four? The 4.2% chance...

A year since they joined the team, let’s see how the Chiefs 2024 draft picks have panned out thus far.

Part of the reason the Kansas City Chiefs have been so successful in recent years is their ability to hit on a solid number of draft picks, relying on free agency only to selectively supplement a roster built mainly through the draft.

But even a team like the Chiefs has its misses from time to time. So, we could take a moment to look back at last season’s draft class and see how these players are faring one year into...

The former Western Kentucky running back always plays in his fifth gear.

As the Kansas City Chiefs enter their offseason program, there is plenty of competition at running back. Six players are vying for a spot on the team — and any of them could carve out a role for themselves on this fall’s active roster or practice squad.

Let’s take a look at one of them: undrafted free agent Elijah Young of Western Kentucky.

Background

Coming out of South-Doyle High School in Knoxville, Tennessee, Young was a four-star recruit with offers from SEC schools like [Tennessee, South Carolina,...

Vote in our Wednesday poll — and tell us what you think, too!

During the offseason, it’s often been said that the Kansas City Chiefs were shorthanded on the defensive interior. That hasn’t been exactly true. It would have been more accurate to say that we haven’t seen a lot from some of the team’s defensive tackles — and now, Kansas City has added an undrafted free agent into the mix. That leads us to today’s poll.

Be sure to explain your reasoning in the comments!

Think you can figure out which Chiefs player we’re talking about? You’ll get five clues to figure him out in our new guessing game!

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Every NFL Team’s Most Exciting 2025 Undrafted Free-Agent Addition | Bleacher Report

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The Kansas City Chiefs signed Jaylon Moore in free agency to possibly solve their problem at left tackle. They didn’t stop there, though, and drafted Ohio State’s Josh Simmons in this year’s first round to double-down on the premium spot.

One more talented body can’t hurt, and they also signed Washington State’s Esa Pole as an undrafted free agent.

The 6’5”,...

Let’s hear what you have to say about the Chiefs!

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year, we ask questions of the most plugged-in Kansas City Chiefs fans — and fans across the country.

Sign up here to answer weekly national NFL questions via email — or answer this week’s Chiefs poll right here.

Later in the week, we’ll bring you all the results of this week’s polls. Click here to see recent results.

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As the All-Pro defensive tackle turns 31, here is how Kansas City can help him.

Over the past few years, one thing I’ve given attention to is the snap percentage the Kansas City Chiefs have given All-Pro defensive tackle Chris Jones. Of everything Jones brings to the table, the most underrated strength he possesses is phenomenal conditioning.

When Jones entered the league, he showed flashes of the dominant player he would become, but the consistency wasn’t there. Some of this was that Jones needed more time to develop, but that conditioning also hurt his consistency.

As Jones developed into a...

What is that people don’t understand about Kansas City? Let’s hear what you think!

At this time of year, people are looking for reasons the Kansas City Chiefs will take a step backward during the coming season. Someday — perhaps even in 2025 — Kansas City will take that step. But in recent seasons, these predictions haven’t come to pass. The team continues to win the AFC West, makes it to the AFC Championship and (usually) reaches the Super Bowl. What causes this to happen? What is it that nobody understands about the Chiefs?

Let’s talk about it!

We’re one step closer to the 2025 NFL season.

Tuesday, May 27, marks a significant day of the Kansas City Chiefs’ 2025 calendar: the team is returning to true on-field work as Phase 3 of the offseason program gets underway.

Beginning on Tuesday, the Chiefs are conducting 10 days of voluntary organized team activities (OTAs). No live contact is permitted, but 7-on-7, 9-on-7, and 11-on-11 drills are allowed. This will be followed by a three-day mandatory minicamp.

Kansas City will conduct its 10 voluntary OTA sessions on these dates:

• May 27-29 (Tuesday through Thursday)
• June 2-4 (Monday through...