The Kansas City Chiefs are in a unique position. With the current lease at the Truman Sports Complex expiring in 2031 and Jackson County voters overwhelmingly rejecting a 40-year extension of the three-eighths of a cent sales tax on April 2, could the Chiefs move from Kansas City, Missouri to Kansas City, Kansas? Momentum seems to be swinging toward the Kansas side of the state line after . Shortly after those remarks, renderings of a domed Kansas stadium made headlines.  The stadium renderings that were released are not affiliated with the Chiefs but were brought forth by Kansas City-bas ..read more

Earlier in the offseason, the Kansas City Chiefs restructured the contract of quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Later, after most of free agency had come and gone, they traded away franchise-tagged cornerback L'Jarius Sneed. Now, before signing their 2024 draft class, the Chiefs have over $15 million in salary cap space (16th in the NFL) according to Spotrac. What will the Chiefs do with that space? Albert Breer of SI gave his perspective on KC's next move — or lack thereof. In a new mailbag on SI.com, Breer took a question about the Chiefs' cap space and what KC plans to do with the space, and Bre ..read more

Just months ago, there were questions about whether Kadarius Toney would still be with the Kansas City Chiefs for the NFL offseason. The former first-round pick is still on the roster, although the club took an expected measure on Thursday to ensure that it won't be responsible for a hefty chunk of change in 2025. Kansas City declined Toney's fifth-year option this week. Had the franchise picked it up at Thursday's deadline, Toney would be earning $14.3 million in fully guaranteed money a year from now. It's a move just about anyone could've predicted. With it becoming official, though, it kee ..read more

The Kansas City Chiefs have earned rave reviews regarding their haul from the 2024 NFL Draft, with five of their seven selections earning special praise from NFL draft analyst Matt Miller of ESPN. Miller ranked the 100 best picks from the 257-player draft, and members of the Chiefs' class appear early and often. Miller's first mention of Kansas City comes with his fourth-favorite pick of the draft: KC landing speedy Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy at No. 28 overall. "The NFL seriously let the fastest person ever timed at the combine (4.21 seconds) go to Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs?," Mill ..read more

The Kansas City Chiefs' biggest remaining question of the 2024 offseason isn't about who they'll add next. It's about how long second-year wide receiver Rashee Rice could be suspended in connection to his role in a multi-vehicle crash in Dallas in late March. Now, multiple NFL insiders have provided their perspective on what the Chiefs are expecting. In an appearance on Steve Smith Sr.'s Agent 89 Breakdown, James Palmer spoke definitively about Rice being suspended and how serious of a punishment the Chiefs are expecting. "He's gonna be suspended, let's just put it out there," Palmer said. "Th ..read more

With the 2024 NFL Draft's opening round somehow already a week in the past, local and national analysts are breaking down each club's performance in one of the league's biggest annual events. For the Kansas City Chiefs and general manager Brett Veach, the feedback has been mostly positive. Thanks to some smart trades in the opening rounds and good value propositions on Day 3, Kansas City receives quality marks for a job well done. That's no different in Dane Brugler's team-by-team draft class rankings for The Athletic. Brugler has the reigning champions checking in at 13th overall, praising tw ..read more

Over the past few years, Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach has gotten younger at the defensive end position. The group remains mostly youthful entering 2024, especially with 26-year-old Mike Danna re-signed and 26-year-old Charles Omenihu working his way back from a torn ACL. A large reason why is the investment of first-round picks in George Karlaftis (2022) and Felix Anudike-Uzomah (2023). As those players advance in their NFL careers, they're getting a boost from a Kansas City legend. Over the weekend, longtime Chiefs pass rusher Tamba Hali got news that he's being inducted int ..read more

New Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy has already entered the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. ...Well, technically speaking, Xavier Worthy's gear has already entered the Hall of Fame. Either way, Worthy got his name into the Hall with, fittingly, remarkable speed. Worthy made history at the 2024 NFL Combine, running a 4.21-second 40-yard dash, the fastest ever recorded at the event. The Hall of Fame announced that Worthy's jersey and shoes from the historic run are now featured in their "Pro Football Today Gallery," which also created a first for the HOF. "After breakin ..read more

With the 2024 NFL Draft now in the rearview mirror, teams are mostly set with the rosters they'll have as they enter training camp to prepare for the NFL season. Some teams will see immediate production from their rookie class, and some may not have found the impact players they hoped to be selecting. For the Kansas City Chiefs, a back-to-back championship roster has now added a first-round speedster, a second-round potential solution at left tackle, and several Day 3 draftees who could see the field in a variety of roles. Looking ahead to the year to come, the Chiefs hold their rightful spot ..read more

In a surprising development, the Kansas City Chiefs invested three of their 2024 NFL Draft selections on the offensive line. Each pick made sense, sure, but seeing general manager Brett Veach pounce on that many opportunities to fortify the front five caught some off guard. Landing BYU tackle Kingsley Suamataia at pick No. 63 may have been even more shocking. Suamataia represented Kansas City's second-round haul, providing the franchise with a good blend of youth, athleticism and upside. This came after the club traded up four spots in round one to draft Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy. Beli ..read more