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Welcome to the NFL “dead period,” though the Chiefs’ quarterback doesn’t really see it that way at all.
In today’s pro football landscape, the league calendar is designed in such a way that there is always something going on. We know what happens from September to December, but the playoffs, the Pro Bowl, Super Bowl week, free agency, the NFL Draft and offseason workouts keep us all talking. 47 straight weeks of new video clips, new sound bites or new additions to your favorite...
Chiefs headlines for Monday, June 17.
The latest2019 NFL Win Totals: Why the Chargers will steal the AFC West title from the Chiefs this year | CBS Sports
Kansas City Chiefs
Win Total: 10.5 Over (+130) / Under (-150)
VERDICT: UNDER
Why Mahomes 2.0 will be better even if his statistics are less gaudy | Kansas City Star
A year after Mahomes erupted into stardom by throwing for 50 touchdowns and more than 5,000 yards, chances are that he might not be able to duplicate those gaudy numbers...
The Chiefs need a second tight end, and this lottery ticket should be in the mix to win the position.
Lottery Tickets is a breakdown series of the lesser known players who have a chance to make the Chiefs Week 1 roster. Leading up to training camp, we’ll be profiling the intriguing undrafted free agents and reserve/future contract players that show the ability to potentially stick in the NFL.
Why is this series called Lottery Tickets? The players we discuss are high-upside players that...
Looking into the safety and linebacker coverage techniques that we could see the Chiefs deploy in 2019
It’s another great day in the Summer of Spags!
After covering some of the cornerback techniques that we could see in 2019, we’ve moved on to the next logical positions — safety and linebacker. This will be an example-heavy post, as it will take a look at what defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, secondary coach Dave Merritt, and linebackers coach Matt House have done with their...
The Kansas City Chiefs should get some serious firepower back in the starting lineup for training camp. Travis Kelce has been missing from offseason activities as he recovers from ankle surgery. Back when the surgery was first announced, training camp was always the goal and it appears that Kelce has been able to stay on schedule during his recovery. When Andy Reid was asked about Kelce following mandatory minicamp, he confirmed that he was expected to be full-go for training camp, which...
Congratulations on getting through the work week, and happy weekend! The training camp schedule is out.
When are you going up to St. Joe?
Linebacker D’Juan Hines maxes out Kansas City’s roster at 90 players. Add another mandatory minicamp tryout signee to the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs have also signed linebacker D’Juan Hines, according to the NFL’s official transaction report. Hines, 24, is a 6-foot-1, 235-pound linebacker who played college football at Houston. He first entered the league as a 2018 undrafted free agent with the Los Angeles Chargers. Hines was signed to the Chargers practice squad in early...
The Kansas City Chiefs have announced their training camp schedule for 2019. Training camp is heading back to Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Missouri for a tenth season. There are three days that aren’t open to the public from July 24-26. Keep in mind that there are 5$ parking fees during training camp open practices. There is also admission fees for certain days of practice. Practices scheduled for 8:15 a.m. will run approximately two hours and 40 minutes. Practices held...
It’s time to start making your plans to head up to St. Joseph.
The Kansas City Chiefs have announced their official training camp schedule. Chiefs training camp will once again take place at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Missouri, for the 10th straight year.
The Chiefs added that all times and dates are subject to change. Practices beginning at 8:15 a.m. will run for two hours and 40 minutes. Practices held at 9:15 a.m. will run approximately one hour and 40 minutes....
Chidi Okeke is a long and physical offensive line prospect. Okeke spent the first two seasons of his collegiate career at LSU. After appearing in 11 games with LSU in 2016, Okeke opted to transfer to Tennessee State the following season. He’s clearly got a thing for schools who have Tigers as their mascots. At Tennessee State, Okeke quickly established himself as a starter at left tackle. He plays heavy-handed and issues some punishing strikes to his opponents. He’s proved to be powerful...
Denver Broncos owner Pat Bowlen passed away at the age of 75 after a battle with Alzheimer’s on Thursday night.
Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt issued a statement on Friday:
Statement from Chiefs Chairman & CEO Clark Hunt on the passing of Broncos owner Pat Bowlen. pic.twitter.com/a7Lc4NMDSV
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) June 14, 2019HUNT: “My family and I are saddened by the loss of Pat Bowlen, and our hearts are with the Bowlen family and the entire Denver Broncos...
The Kansas City Chiefs wrapped up their mandatory minicamp on Thursday. The end of mandatory minicamp marks a dead period for the rest of June and into July, with no Chiefs practices until training camp begins. Players will get some work in on their own during this time and try to keep in shape ahead of training camp. For the fans the excitement will wane over the next several weeks. That is until excitement kicks into full gear when the pads come on at training camp, and the Chiefs will...
After signing a fullback and an offensive lineman, the Chiefs’ 90-man roster stands at 89.
Catching up on some news that came through Thursday evening, the Kansas City Chiefs have signed at least two of their six tryout players from mandatory minicamp. The Chiefs also hosted both players on a tryout basis during rookie minicamp back in early May.
Northwest Missouri State FB Josh Caldwell1 Local day tryout.. 2 minicamp tryouts... Finally inked a deal!!!! Never give up on your dreams....
In his weekly installment of Stagner Things, Matt takes a look at the sleepers who could make a difference come time for training camp.
The Arrowhead Pride Nerd Squad has you covered when it comes to lottery tickets from this year’s draft class and UDFA signings. But there are also some sleepers from the free agent class and 2018 holdovers that I’m excited to watch this year in St. Joseph.
These forgotten additions could provide a boost to the team’s depth or even surprise us by...
Chiefs headlines for Friday, June 14.
The latestChiefs star Chris Jones’ holdout and what it means for his future | Kansas City Star
There can be no way to know exactly how this will go, but at least at the moment nobody should be surprised if Jones doesn’t show up for the start of training camp.
It appears Jones has a choice: he can take the financial security now and sign for slightly more than he’d be in line for by playing well the next two seasons.
Rosenthal: Four takeaways...
The Kansas City Chiefs finished up offseason workouts on Thursday with a press conference from the head coach.
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid closed out offseason workouts Thursday afternoon by speaking with the media.
Here are eight takeaways from Reid’s press conference:
1. Reid explained the plan for quarterback Patrick Mahomes over the next few weeks. Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty ImagesIt does not appear the reigning NFL MVP will be taking much of a break this...
Minicamp is over... and now a long wait until training camp.
The Chiefs waived three players and signed another tight end Travis Kelce says he’ll be ready for training camp, and wants to play for the Chiefs forever And Buttkicker.com... now in Kansas City through 2024Let’s vote!
The Chiefs bring on yet another tight end and say goodbye to a couple players fans were pulling for.
The Kansas City Chiefs waived linebacker Gary Johnson, tackle Justin Senior and running back James Williams, according to the NFL’s official transaction report. The Chiefs will replace one of those vacant spots by signing tight end Neal Sterling, as first reported by Dov Kleiman.
Source: #Chiefs signed former #Jets TE Neal Sterling.
Waived LB Gary Johnson, OT Justin Senior and RB James...
The Kansas City Chiefs have agreed with another one of their own players on a contract extension. The Chiefs announced that they have signed kicker Harrison Butker to a five-year contract extension. According to multiple reports the extension is worth a total of $20.3 million over those five years. It’s a contract that will make him the NFL’s highest-paid kicker, at least for the time being. It just edges out New Orleans Saints kicker Will Lutz, for the highest-paid contract to a kicker....