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Chiefs headlines for Tuesday, March 21
The latest2023 NFL free agency matchmaker: Lamar Jackson to the Lions, Odell Beckham Jr. to the Vikings, other scenarios | CBS Sports
Frank Clark to the Lions
The Lions were already a feisty organization before their 2023 moves, but adding physical defenders like Cameron Sutton and C.J. Gardner-Johnson makes them even more imposing. Clark is of the same mold, thriving as a...
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The two days before free agency and the first couple of days in the league year make for frenzied transactions — with equally frenzied overreactions to those moves. While we wait to see how the Kansas City Chiefs complete their free agency plan, a handful of their own players are still unsigned — and there are glaring needs at wide receiver and defensive line.
As we can see the first pages of the blueprint unfolding after one full week of moves...
My first mock draft for Chiefs Focus includes a trade for Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins We are just 38 days to go until the Chiefs use their first round selection in the 2023 NFL draft.
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Kansas City goes offensive tackle first with an eye on receiver later in this mock draft.
As the second wave of NFL free agency continues, the Kansas City Chiefs have some room for improvement at the tackle and wide receiver positions.
The Chiefs currently need a tackle (even after adding Jawaan Taylor), and they are relying on Marquez Valdez-Scantling, Kadarius Toney and Skyy Moore as the only returners at the receiver from 2022. With JuJu Smith-Schuster...
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We now have all the details for Kansas City’s newest edge rusher, who was signed last week.
Last Tuesday evening, the Kansas City Chiefs signed free agent defensive end Charles Omenihu (oh-MEN-eh-hoo) to a two-year contract that was reported to be worth as much as $20 million — but unfortunately, the initial report about the contract details didn’t reveal enough to know what the former San Francisco 49ers player’s cap hit...
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Despite Kansas City’s recent acquisition of Charles Omenihu, GM Brett Veach has work to do.
After releasing veteran defensive end Frank Clark in early March, Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach added a defensive end in the early stages of free agency, making an aggressive move to sign defensive end Charles Omenihu — formerly with the San Francisco 49ers — to a two-year, $16 million contract that could reach $20 million with incentives....
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Rocky Magana, Price Carter and Bryan Stewart discuss Kansas City’s free agency — and positions still unfilled.
AP’s Veach Season Monday, March 20 • iTunes • SpotifyThis week, Rocky Magana, Price Carter and Bryan Stewart are back to recap the Kansas City Chiefs’ Week 1 free agency moves. The Chiefs have already lost some players to the open market, but have managed to stay busy by adding quality players to fill positions of need....
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In its latest free agent signing, Kansas City gets a player with a knack for preventing big plays — and making them.
While it wasn’t the biggest move the Kansas City Chiefs have made so far in free agency, the signing of former Tampa Bay Buccaneers strong safety Mike Edwards is certainly interesting.
Drafted out of the University of Kentucky in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft, Edwards has registered 184 tackles (125 solo, seven for loss), seven...
We are roughly one week into free agency and the 2023 NFL league year. In regard to the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs, they have already had an impressively strong start to the 2023 offseason.
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Chiefs headlines for Monday, March 20
The latestNFL Players Not Named Aaron Rodgers Who Must Be Traded After 1st Week of Free Agency | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report
RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire
Best Team Fit: Seattle Seahawks
The Kansas City Chiefs selected Clyde Edwards-Helaire in the first round of the 2020 draft, but he tumbled down the running back depth chart this past season, falling behind Isiah Pacheco, who came out of...
If Bennett is selected earlier than expect, here are other options. The Kansas City Chiefs will be looking to defend their Super Bowl title next season,
According to Aaron Wilson, the Broncos’ deal with CB Tremon Smith is for two years with a $5 million base and includes $2.5 million guaranteed and a $1.4 million signing bonus.
The Kansas City Chiefs are inspiring other sports teams in the area with their innovation.
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Kansas City wasn’t involved in the Texans’ Sunday-morning moves, but they could have an impact on the team.
On Sunday morning, the Houston Texans were involved in two big moves that reverberated throughout the NFL. First, the team completed a contract extension for its left tackle Laremy Tunsil. Almost simultaneously, we learned that the team was trading its wide receiver Brandin Cooks to the Dallas Cowboys.
These two moves are of interest to the Kansas...
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Let’s learn more about Kansas City’s newest addition to the linebacker room.
On Friday, the Kansas City Chiefs signed former Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Drue Tranquill. Tranquill, 27, signed a one-year contract worth "up to $5 million" with a base salary of $3 million.
Can confirm Drue Tranquill has agreed to join the Chiefs a 1-year deal worth $3 million that can maximize to $5 million through incentives, per source (@Schultz_Report 1st).
— Nate...In the wake of this morning’s trade that saw the Dallas Cowboys acquire veteran Wide Receiver, Brandin Cooks from the Houston Texans, the market for a top-shelf receiver continues to dwindle.
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Which of the remaining free-agent wideouts could make sense in Kansas City?
Coming into the offseason, we knew the Kansas City Chiefs had work to do in the wide receiver room. As I outlined in February, the team was set to lose three wideouts from the active roster — and a key special-teams contributor — in free agency.
Kansas City is still set to lose 1,545 yards of wide receiver production to the open market. Along with Hardman, three more of the team’s...
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Kansas City’s newest addition played well against a familiar opponent who has been a thorn in the team's side.
The Kansas City Chiefs signed former Jacksonville Jaguars right tackle Jawaan Taylor to a lucrative four-year contract on Monday and announced that it was possible that he would be the team's new left tackle moving forward.
Taylor, a four-year veteran from Florida, showed improvement every year of his professional career but excelled in pass...
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Chiefs headlines for Saturday, March 18
The latestWinners and Losers Through the First Week of NFL Free Agency | Sports Illustrated
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Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes
This is a bit tongue in cheek, of course, but just watching the Kansas City Chiefs go from Orlando Brown Jr. to Jawaan Taylor and JuJu Smith-Schuster to the rest of a formidable and budding set of receivers, it’s clear the franchise has an unshakable confidence in Mahomes’s...
Before the new league year begins this Wednesday, Monday is officially the legal tampering window for free agents, which means teams can agree to deals unofficially.