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The Chiefs wide receiver caught a video portraying him on social media on Saturday.
Former Oregon State cornerback and semi-famous YouTuber Rahmel Dockery posted a video parody of Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill to his Twitter account on Saturday.
Tyreek Hill be like.. ? @cheetah pic.twitter.com/clayH26grO
— Dockery (@realDockery) February 17, 2019The video pokes fun at Hill’s speed and his signature celebration—flashing the “peace” sign in opposing defenders’...
Redskins senior vice president of player personnel Doug Williams spoke to Sirius XM NFL Radio.
Former Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith may not be ready for the start of the 2019 season, but he could return before the end of it, according to Washington Redskins senior vice president of player personnel Doug Williams, who recently spoke to SiriusXM NFL Radio. The Chiefs traded Smith to the Redskins last offseason.
Redskins SVP of Player Personnel Doug Williams discusses QB Alex...
The Alliance of American Football continues on Sunday with two games:
Orlando Apollos (1-0) at San Antonio Commanders (1-0), 3 p.m. (CBS Sports Network) Atlanta Legends (0-1) at San Diego Fleet (0-1), 7 p.m. (NFL Network)Former Kansas City Chiefs running back Akeem Hunt led the AAF in rushing through the first week. Hunt plays Sunday at 3.
Once again, here is a list of former Chiefs in the AAF, courtesy of AP reader JakeMilham.
Arizona Hotshots - WR Rashad Ross
Atlanta Legends - QB Aaron...
The NFL is over, but the Alliance of American Football is in full swing with its second week. Saturday’s slate features two games:
Salt Lake Stallions (0-1) at Birmingham Iron (1-0), 1 p.m. Arrowhead Time (TNT) Arizona Hotshots (1-0) at Memphis Express (0-1), 7 p.m. Arrowhead Time (NFL Network)Former Kansas City Chiefs running back Akeem Hunt currently leads the AAF in rushing. A member of the Orlando Apollos, he plays Sunday.
Once again, here is a list of former Chiefs in the AAF,...
Hope everyone in the KC area is staying safe in the snow. What else is happening?
An offseason exercise.
Back on Monday, we asked the Arrowhead Pride readership a simple question on Twitter:
Where's the most random place you've run into a #Chiefs player and who was it?
— Arrowhead Pride (@ArrowheadPride) February 11, 2019As of this writing, the original tweet has nearly 600 responses. So as we do with anything and everything nowadays, let’s rank them:
(Note: These stories have not been fact-checked. This is simply a compilation of tweets sent in by the fan...
Nate Taylor of The Athletic reports Madison could join the Chiefs.
Sam Madison could join the Kansas City Chiefs defensive staff as an assistant in the secondary, per a report from Nate Taylor of The Athletic in Kansas City. Taylor calls Madison “a leading candidate”
On this snowy day, according to multiple sources, Sam Madison is a leading candidate to join Steve Spagnuolo’s staff as an assistant in the secondary. Madison was a cornerback under Spagnuolo when the Giants won the 2007...
Lots of things to do before the 2019 season begins, so here’s a checklist
For armchair general managers, the NFL offseason is as intriguing as the regular season. Every time we think we know what’s going to happen, the team surprises us. This offseason will have no shortage of changes — starting with the new defensive coordinator.
Here are a few of the offseason moves that face the Kansas City Chiefs, and my own take on the best course of action.
1. Extend the contracts of Tyreek Hill...Chiefs headlines for Friday, February 15.
The latestWillie Roaf: Chiefs primed for Super Bowl run, but Patrick Mahomes should quit hoops | Kansas City Star
“So he’s got to watch it running up and down. He’s young, but you’ve got to watch it running up and down that hardwood and changing direction and stuff. What if you come down the wrong way? They’re about to give you $200 million (contract), I don’t think they want you playing a lot of basketball.”
2018 NFL rookie report...
In addition to the 17 cuts made "official" this morning, the Kansas City Chiefs released T Will Svitek, G Tre Stallings, FB Chris Manderino, WR Bobby Sippio and LB LeRue Rumph this afternoon.
Here is the final, full list of cuts made by the Chiefs in order to meet the 53-man roster deadline. Expect practice squad designations and waiver wire pick ups to happen over the next one to two days.
FB Chris Manderino
OC Rob Smith
OG Tre Stallings
OG Travis Leffew
OG Edwin Harrison
OT Anthony Alabi
...
The San Francisco 49ers won’t pick up the veteran receiver’s option.
We’re not quite into NFL free agency and well before the draft, so speculation season continues.
The San Francisco 49ers are not picking up the 2019 option of veteran wide receiver Pierre Garçon. NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo broke the news Thursday morning on Good Morning Football. Garçon started his career with the Indianapolis Colts before moving to the Washington Redskins and spending his last two seasons in...
Friend of the site Tom Martin compiled clips for a video reel, which he posted to social media on Wednesday.
Friend of the site, KCTV5’s Tom Martin, went through the trouble of putting together a Kansas City Chiefs video reel of what he described were the best and funniest moments he caught on camera during the 2018 season.
Catch the video, which runs just over two minutes, here:
Compiled the very best/funniest #Chiefs non-highlight shots from our @kctv5 photographers this year. What a...
Welcome to the Arrowhead Pride boardroom.
With the 2018 season in rearview mirror, we’re eagerly anticipating free agency and the NFL Draft down in the lab. This week, on the AP Laboratory, we launched a series we’ll be doing throughout the next few months called “The Boardroom,” where we’ll be making decisions as if we’re in charge of the Chiefs.
This week we went down the roster and set a course for every position.
Who do we release? Who are we re-signing? Who are we...
Our own Matt Stagner’s latest stock report is in, and this time he took a look at the season in review.
Historically, the stock market was simply a physical location in New York City, where market makers and movers got together to bid and ask, shouting across the floor at one another.
The market would shut down when the closing bell rang and nothing would happen until the next day, when the opening bell sounded. Over the past couple of decades, however, investment markets have evolved to...
Chiefs headlines for Thursday, February 14.
The latest27 NFL veterans who could be cut candidates in the 2019 offseason | SB Nation
Justin Houston, OLB, Chiefs
Houston is still a crushing pass rusher, but the Chiefs aren’t flush with cash and will have to figure out what to do with Dee Ford this offseason. Cutting the four-time Pro Bowler would give Kansas City an extra $14 million to spend — but can it afford to shed any big-time playmakers from the defense that proved to be its...
Congrats on making it through hump day. What’s everybody up to?
Hunt is taking over the committee previously headed by the late Bob McNair of the Houston Texans.
Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt is about to become the chairman of a powerful NFL owners committee.
According to a report from the Wall Street Journal’s Andrew Beaton, Hunt will take over the league’s finance committee, which was previously chaired by Houston Texans owner Bob McNair. McNair died in November.
Roger Goodell has sent a memo to clubs announcing two changes on major...
How about this idea: the Ala-zona Raiders
When we last left this tale on February 4, the Oakland Raiders had been reported to have made a deal to play their 2019 home games at Oracle Park, which is the home of the San Francisco Giants.
Even at the time, we knew there were two potential obstacles to that deal: the Raiders would need the approval of both the NFL and the San Francisco 49ers — and as we pointed out the last time, the 49ers could easily have had an incentive to say no.
The...
Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt is replacing the late Bob McNair as head of the NFL's influential financial committee.