While still out of the top 10, Kansas City still received its highest ranking in the last four offseasons.
On Tuesday, ESPN senior NFL writer Bill Barnwell released his annual column ranking the NFL’s best (and worst) playmaker groups, judging which front offices have given their quarterback a good supporting cast of weapons.
First, let’s review where the Kansas City Chiefs landed the last five offseasons:
Ahead of the 2025 season, Barnwell lists the Chiefs No. 12 — their highest...
According to a new article on NFL.com, Kansas City’s quarterback is the best player to build a team around.
On Monday, NFL.com writer Tom Blair went through an interesting exercise: building the best full 53-man NFL roster that would fit under the league’s 2025 salary cap, based on this season’s cap figure for each player.
He limited himself to 24 players on their rookie contracts: no more than four first-round picks, four second-round selections, four third-round picks and up to a dozen players taken in Rounds 4 through 7. Players set to play on fifth-year rookie options this season (and...
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.
And be sure to check out FanDuel Sportsbook, the official sportsbook partner of SB Nation.
Let’s hear what you think!
It’s always fascinating to see how expectations drive the public’s perception of NFL players. A solid player can spend six years playing for a franchise. If he doesn’t become an All-Pro after being taken in the first round of the draft, some fans will label him a bust. But if he is selected in the seventh round, most fans will consider him a star.
On this Tuesday, let’s consider the Kansas City players who have surprised us the most — either because they exceeded our expectations or never came close to them.
In the...
Chiefs headlines for Tuesday, July 8
23. The 13-Second Drive (2022)
Bring up the ongoing AFC rivalry between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs, and someone’s mind is bound to race right to the divisional playoffs shootout that headlined the 2021 season. Four lead changes in the final two minutes was wacky enough. Then Patrick Mahomes needed just two plays and 13 seconds after Josh Allen’s would-be game-winning touchdown...
On Monday, the quarterback appeared on “Up & Adams” with Kay Adams.
A previously recorded interview with Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes aired this morning on FanDuelTV’s “Up & Adams” with Kay Adams.
In the conversation, Mahomes opened up about the Chiefs’ wide receiver depth, the team’s mindset heading into the season and his thoughts on the offseason chatter — including his ranking on the NFL’s Top 100 list.
The world is full of haters, and after a Super Bowl loss, they come crawling out of the woodwork. When asked about the outside talk...
Let’s discuss the looming deadline for Smith to sign a contract extension.
It’s Monday, July 7, leaving eight days between now and the deadline (July 15) for franchise-tagged right guard Trey Smith to sign an extension.
Our “Monday Musings” question today is simple: do you think the Chiefs and get it done? Or will Smith play the season on the franchise tag? Weigh in below in our comment section.
Chiefs headlines for Monday, July 7
Travis Kelce could move into top five on all-time receptions list
Travis Kelce is on the back nine of his NFL career and could very well be playing in his final season in 2025. Before he fades off into the sunset, however, he has a chance to further entrench himself into NFL history while helping the Kansas City Chiefs win another Super Bowl.
At the moment, Kelce’s...
On behalf of all of us here at Arrowhead Pride, have a happy Fourth of July!
Chiefs headlines for Friday, July 4
Where Has Home-Field Advantage Gone For NFL Teams? | FOX Sports
Some teams are good enough to be good everywhere. The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs, who have met in two of the past three Super Bowls, are perfect examples of that. Philadelphia is 24-10 at home and 24-10 on the road over the past four seasons, and Kansas City is close, going 27-7 at home and a league-best 25-9 on the road.
2025 fantasy football running back rankings | PFF
29. Isiah Pacheco, Kansas City Chiefs ...