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We are 70 days away from the Kansas City Chiefs‘ season-opening game against the Denver Broncos on “Monday Night Football” in Week 1.
The No. 70 jersey is being donned by rookie minicamp tryout signing Kahlil Benson, who is seemingly in the mix for the Chiefs’ starting right tackle job after going unsigned on draft weekend.
There’s a path for a Chiefs player to give the uniform a more memorable place in franchise history than it currently has.
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Kansas City Chiefs: CB Nohl Williams
Before this past season, the Kansas City Chiefs had done a ridiculously good job of staying in title contention. A big, not-so-secret part of their success was their ability to successfully reload the roster through the draft.
This year, Kansas City will need to reload its cornerback room in a big way. The Chiefs traded starter Trent McDuffie before losing another starter, Jaylen Watson, in free agency.
In camp, expect plenty of eyes to be...
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As this weekend comes to a close, let’s highlight a discussion about the Kansas City Chiefs from The Feed on the Arrowhead Pride home page:
Last week, the first draft pick in Chiefs general manager Brett Veach’s tenure at the helm of Kansas City’s front office retired from a successful career in football, specifically the USFL and UFL.
Breeland Speaks was the 46th pick in the 2018 NFL Draft, but he did not realize that potential in football. However, it didn’t stop him from having a successful career as a professional athlete.
After being cut by Kansas City in 2019,...
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We are 71 days away from the Kansas City Chiefs‘ season-opening game against the Denver Broncos on “Monday Night Football” in Week 1.
The No. 71 jersey is currently worn by the Chiefs’ starting left tackle, Josh Simmons, who is entering his second NFL season after being the franchise’s first-round pick in 2025.
He’s on the right path, but there are two all-time players who may come to mind for Kansas Citians when they think of that uniform.
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On behalf of all of us here at Arrowhead Pride, have a happy and safe Fourth of July!
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We are 72 days away from the Kansas City Chiefs‘ season-opening game against the Denver Broncos on “Monday Night Football” in Week 1.
The No. 72 jersey has been donned by offensive tackle Chukwuebuka Godrick, who is originally from Nigeria and fills a roster exception as an International Pathway Program player. He started three games for the Chiefs last season.
He will need more than a few starts to be remembered as easily as some of these 72s:
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Chiefs position spotlight: Wide receiver questions, concerns and battles | The Kansas City Star
Throwing deep: Xavier Worthy and Tyquan Thornton
Players have a tendency to be more forthcoming about injury-related struggles a year later.
That happened with Xavier Worthy, who admitted in June that he was limited throughout 2025 by the shoulder injury he suffered when he collided with Kelce just three plays into the season. With three fewer appearances, Worthy’s production dipped from 742 scrimmage yards as a rookie to 619 in 2025.
After offseason surgery, Worthy should...
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This week, the community of Kansas City Chiefs fans at Arrowhead Pride had their “Arrowhead pride” put to the test.
Kind of.
On Wednesday, readers were asked whether they would extend the time they have left to visit Arrowhead Stadium as a Chiefs fan, with the sacrifice being the chance for the franchise to win any more Super Bowls while quarterback Patrick Mahomes is still leading the way.
It was an overwhelming majority in the votes, 95% of voters making it clear that the quest for more titles to add to Mahomes’ and head coach Andy Reid’s legacy is far...
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The Kansas City Chiefs are closing in on training camp. The team should be deep into internal evaluations of the offseason roster before heading to St. Joseph.
The Chiefs addressed several positions this offseason, but linebacker was not one of them.
Kansas City lost its standout strong-side linebacker, Leo Chenal, in free agency, and did not do much in the offseason to replace his role in the defense.
Chenal missed the last few games of the 2025 regular season, and the man to take his place was undrafted rookie Cooper McDonald.
McDonald played in all 17 games for Kansas City...
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We are 73 days away from the Kansas City Chiefs‘ season-opening game against the Denver Broncos on “Monday Night Football” in Week 1.
The No. 73 jersey is currently worn by Chiefs offensive lineman Matt Waletzko, who took it over after no Chiefs player wore it in 2024.
It was worn by a Super Bowl champion before that, but is he the best of all the team’s all-time players to wear the uniform?
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Former Chiefs DE Breeland Speaks led a wildly successful USFL & UFL career
Speaks kicked off his retirement video with a background on his football journey.
“We’re here to wrap up this career and call it a day, man,” Speaks said in his retirement video. “It’s been a long road, but we made it. Started playing football at Callaway High School in Jackson, Mississippi. Went on...
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Former NFL quarterback, 17-year veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick, is not on the list of national media members who have expressed doubt in the Kansas City Chiefs after the 6-11 season.
The analyst for “Thursday Night Football” on Prime Video made that clear with a statement about the coming season’s MVP race this week as a guest on The Rice Eisen Show.
“To me, I’m looking at Mahomes,” Fitzpatrick said. “I kind of think he’s the favorite in my mind to win MVP this year.”
Fitzpatrick went on to explain his thought process.
“Because of the injury, and the amount he has...
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