Chiefs return Clyde Edwards-Helaire to the active roster
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by John Dixon
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Photo by Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images Kansas City has removed its fifth-year running back from the Reserve/NFI list. According to Tuesday’s official NFL transactions report, the Kansas City Chiefs have activated running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire from their Reserve/NFI (non-football injury) list to their 53-man roster. Two weeks ago, the team designated the fifth-year running back for return from Reserve/NFI, opening a 21-day window in which he could practice with the team without being on the active roster. Kansas City originally put Edwards-Helaire on the Reserve/NFI list before the season ope ..read more
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Chiefs’ AFC foes make moves for wide receivers
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by Pete Sweeney
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Photo by Jeff Bottari/Getty Images The New York Jets and Buffalo Bills added wide receivers on Tuesday. Week 7 in the NFL — and more specifically in the AFC — has started with a bang. Two of the Kansas City Chiefs’ in-conference foes made moves at wide receiver on Tuesday, beginning with the New York Jets. Jets trade for WR Davante Adams Over the past few weeks, there had been rumblings of Adams’ discontent with the Las Vegas Raiders. As of Tuesday morning, he has a new home. Following their 23-20 “Monday Night Football” loss to the Buffalo Bills, the Jets sent the Raiders a conditional third ..read more
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NFL power rankings Week 7 roundup: After bye, Chiefs fall in two lists
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by John Dixon
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Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images Let’s see where Kansas City stands in the weekly rankings. This season, we’re covering 10 power rankings Seven of them still have the Kansas City Chiefs at the top of the heap. The Chiefs fell in two of this week’s rankings — and in one of them, they fell from second to fourth... while taking the weekend off. Here’s this week’s sampling: NFL.com: 2 (unchanged from 2) This hierarchy’s top two teams [Edholm has the Minnesota Vikings at No. 1] each face a marquee matchup in the return to action after a bye week. The Chiefs must go to San Francisco and face a sem ..read more
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AP Premier: When did you really know Patrick Mahomes was different?
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by Pete Sweeney
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What is Arrowhead Pride Premier? Arrowhead Pride Premier is our tri-weekly newsletter, one that provides analysis and exclusive insights directly from Arrowhead Stadium, delivered straight to your inbox. Below is a preview of the latest addition. Click here for our last preview. When did you really know Patrick Mahomes was different? By Brandon Kiley For me, it was the throw against the 49ers. I’ll never forget it. It was Patrick Mahomes’ first regular season home game of his career. He and the Chiefs offense had already produced 80 points in their first two regular season games, but this was ..read more
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Arrowheadlines: The Chiefs could be buyers at the trade deadline
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by Tom Childs
11h ago
Photo by Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images Chiefs headlines for Tuesday, October 15 The latest 2024 NFL trade deadline primer: Date, time, notable candidates, potential buyers and sellers | CBS Sports Buyers Kansas City Chiefs: They’re 5-0 despite a rash of key injuries, including to Patrick Mahomes’ top veteran receivers in Rashee Rice and Marquise Brown. While Mahomes, Andy Reid and a blitz-happy Steve Spagnuolo defense will keep them feisty, they could use additional insurance at the skill spots. Christian Kirk “Drawing Interest” On Trade Market | Last Word on Sports Christian Kirk “Drawing Int ..read more
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Monday Night Football preview, predictions and discussion
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by John Dixon
11h ago
Photo by Ryan Kang/Getty Images This week’s NFL action concludes with the Bills against the Jets on MNF. In Week 6, the Kansas City Chiefs are on their bye week. They’ll return to action against the San Francisco 49ers this Sunday afternoon. Meanwhile, the league’s Week 6 action is concluding with an AFC East matchup: the (3-2) Buffalo Bills on the road against the (2-3) New York Jets on “Monday Night Football.” Kickoff is set for 7:15 p.m. Arrowhead Time. The game will be carried on ESPN, along with ABC affiliates nationwide. According to FanDuel Sportsbook, the Bills are 2.5-point road favor ..read more
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Andy Reid Roundup: Kareem Hunt, JuJu Smith-Schuster and red-zone woes
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by Pete Sweeney
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Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images Kansas City’s head coach joined media members for his usual Monday Zoom call. Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid met with the media via Zoom on Monday — the first media opportunity with Reid after the bye week. In his opening statement, Reid spoke about wide receiver Rashee Rice’s surgery. We have more information about that here. Then Reid took questions, which we have rounded up in four takeaways: As far as the rest of the team goes, Reid explained that it’s generally healthy out of the bye week. In terms of the Chiefs’ current 53-man roster (that doe ..read more
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Andy Reid has final word on Rashee Rice’s injury and potential timeline
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by John Dixon
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Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty Images Kansas City’s head coach indicated that his injured wide receiver will not be back for action in the 2024 season. There’s been a lot of confusion on the precise nature of the knee injury suffered by the Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice during the team’s Week 4 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers. Last Monday evening, multiple reports indicated that Dr. Dan Cooper would be performing surgery on Rice’s lateral collateral ligament (LCL) on Tuesday — and that Rice could be expected to miss three months. This suggested the possibility that Rice coul ..read more
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Arrowheadlines: Patrick Mahomes is behind in the race for MVP
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by Tom Childs
2d ago
Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images Chiefs headlines for Monday, October 14 The latest 7 of the Biggest NFL Sideline Meltdowns Since 2015 | Bleacher Report Travis Kelce Screams at Andy Reid Early in the second quarter of Super Bowl LVIII, the high-powered Kansas City Chiefs were still scoreless. They’d largely been unable to move the ball on a stout San Francisco defense. Patrick Mahomes and wide receiver Mecole Hardman changed that, however, with a 52-yard connection that put K.C. in business. And then, disaster. Running back Isiah Pacheco lost a fumble on the ensuing play, squandering a valu ..read more
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Chiefs open as 1.5-point underdogs to the 49ers in Week 7
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by John Dixon
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Photo by Ryan Kang/Getty Images For its Week 7 matchup in San Francisco, Kansas City opens as an underdog for the first time in the 2024 season. On Sunday, the (5-0) Kansas City Chiefs will go on the road to play the (3-3) San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium in a Week 7 matchup. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:25 p.m. According to FanDuel Sportsbook, Kansas City has opened as a 1.5-point underdog in the game. It’s the first time this season the Chiefs have opened as underdogs. Both teams will be getting additional rest before this contest, which will be broadcast on FOX — locally on WDAF/4. The C ..read more
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