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Chiefs strategize major offseason upgrades aiming to extend their dynasty and chase a fourth straight Super Bowl

The Kansas City Chiefs are no strangers to greatness, coming off their best regular season ever with a 15-2 record, joining an elite group of just nine NFL teams to hit 15 or more wins. They made history as the first back-to-back Super Bowl champions to return to the big game, having played in five of the last six Super Bowls and reached the AFC Championship in each of the past seven seasons. Yet, even with those accolades, last season exposed cracks. Injuries plagued the offense, and Patrick Mahomes endured his worst statistical year, compounded by an offensive line that allowed a career-high six sacks in the Super Bowl against the Eagles.The defense, however, has been the backbone of this dynasty, carrying the team through its recent triumphs. With strategic offseason moves, the Chiefs aim to restore Mahomes to his […]

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Kansas City Chiefs have already made a decision to solve their biggest question mark

While much of the buzz around Chiefs camp this week has centered onXavier Worthy and his return to practice, the real takeaway might be what's happening quietly on the offensive line.Worthy, the electric rookie wideout with track speed, was back on the field Friday after a brief scare earlier in the week. He hit the ground hard on a deep pass attempt Tuesday and sat out Wednesday as a precaution. Though concussion concerns were floated, it turned out to be an issue with fluid in his ear that threw off his balance - not something that's expected to linger.Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce pull up a trick play that will have NFL defenses confused"He kept saying, 'I don't feel like I have a concussion,'" head coach Andy Reid said. "But you've got to go through the protocol. We were cautious […]

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Chiefs rookie Josh Simmons ‘throws punch’ at teammate in fiery practice bust-up

As Kansas City Chiefs' training camp unfolded in St. Joseph, Missouri, rookie offensive tackle Josh Simmons grabbed national attention for a full-contact confrontation with fellow rookie Ashton Gillotte. The incident, which occurred during a one-on-one trench drill, showcased both competition's physical intensity and Simmons' fierce desire to make an immediate mark in his debut NFL camp.Patrick Mahomes might have finally found Tyreek Hill replacement as a deep ball catcherThe rough-and-tumble exchange began when Simmons delivered a powerful block on Gillotte during a run-play simulation. After the whistle, Gillotte pulled on Simmons' jersey and shoved him. In response, Simmons fired a right hand towards the defensive end - prompting a response blow from Gillotte before teammates intervened to separate the pair. In the scuffle, Gillotte even ripped off Simmons' helmet and walked away without it as the session resumed.Despite the disruption, […]

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Xavier Worthy could be heading into “superstar” territory if he gets enough targets from Patrick Mahomes

As the Kansas City Chiefs head into the 2025 season, their offense is poised for evolution, particularly in the wide receiver unit. Long gone is veteran guard Joe Thuney, who struggled late last season, giving way to newcomers Jaylon Moore and rookie Josh Simmons on the offensive line.However, attention is shifting most toward the receiving corps, a group that could represent the biggest yearoveryear upgrade.While the Chiefs added rookie Jalen Royals in the fourth round, most of the production boost is expected from established players. One such talent, second-year wideout Xavier Worthy, earned high praise from Bleacher Report's Brad Gagnon, who labeled him a potential "superstar" in 2025.Gagnon praised Worthy's elite explosiveness, noting that "the 22-year-old is one of the fastest players in the sport," and projected his rise as Patrick Mahomes' primary target, especially with Travis Kelce's role tapering. […]

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Chiefs could find offensive line solution for Patrick Mahomes in Browns cast-off with eye on future

Everyone knew what the Kansas City Chiefs' biggest weaknesses were heading into the 2025 offseason. Their Super Bowl LIX loss to the Philadelphia Eagles left it clear that the most crucial weak link was the offensive line. Patrick Mahomes was under constant duress against a four-man pass rush from Philadelphia, prompting a dramatic overhaul in the offseason.Patrick Mahomes finds new protector as Josh Simmons joins ChiefsThe front office traded away Joe Thuney, re-signed Trey Smith, signed Jaylon Moore away from the San Francisco 49ers and drafted Josh Simmons in the first round. It's yet to be seen if those moves will play out like the front office hopes, but there's no denying they have paid particular attention to their biggest need. While that's good for 2025, it's still important to have an eye on the future.Could Chiefs pair Josh Simmons […]

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Jason Kelce blown away by Patrick Mahomes’ new protector: “Closest thing to Trent Williams”

On the latest episode of the New Heights podcast, the recently retired Eagles legend and six-time All-Pro center Jason Kelce couldn't stop raving about Kansas City Chiefs first-round pick Josh Simmons, calling him "the closest thing I've seen to Trent Williams."That kind of praise doesn't come lightly from Kelce, who spent years anchoring one of the NFL's most dominant offensive lines, sharing trenches with stars like Jason Peters and Jordan Mailata. And when it comes to evaluating elite left tackles, Kelce's word carries serious weight."I've watched a lot of linemen coming out the last few years," Kelce told his brother and co-host Travis, alongside Chiefs Pro Bowl guard Trey Smith. "This kid... that next-level strength and athleticism, it's absurd. I've been preaching about this dude." Travis is also impressed with JoshThe hype around Simmons has been steadily growing since the […]

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Tom Brady is already beginning to feel the pressure the Raiders will be under in 2025

Tom Brady, the seven-time Super Bowl champion, has shifted his focus to the business side of football as he helps run the Las Vegas Raiders. He's under no illusions of the challenge at the Allegiant Stadium heading into the 2025/26 NFL season.As the newest minority owner of the franchise, he's already weighing in on the team's direction during his first NFL offseason in this role as he is keen to make an immediate impression in Nevada.The ex-New England Patriots' ace quarterback offered a cold assessment of the AFC West, aware of the challenge of the Kansas City Chiefs - who have won the division every single season since 2016."I've loved it," Brady told Raiders.com of his new role. "And, again, just trying to contribute in the ways I can to help the team be the best they can be, on […]

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Chiefs’ Andy Reid gives crucial Rashee Rice update as Patrick Mahomes waits patiently for his No. 1 WR

The NFL season is slowly but surely nearing, which means position battles are in full swing and teams are seeing exactly what strengths and weaknesses their squads have. For the Kansas City Chiefs, there aren't many battles to speak of, and Andy Reid's coaching staff knows what they have at every position. They also know what they need to happen in order to get back to the Super Bowl.The offensive line, which was re-tooled in the offseason, must protect Patrick Mahomes. They also need their wide receivers to stay healthy. There aren't too many new faces at pass-catcher, with Travis Kelce and Hollywood Brown returning to join the electric Hollywood Brown. While those players are enough to have Mahomes playing his best, getting Rashee Rice back and healthy could be the key to Kansas City's season. And they got incredible […]

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Chiefs’ newest weapon on the O-Line is staying silent… for now

Josh Simmons has been patient. Maybe more patient than you'd expect from a first-round pick eager to prove himself. But that's exactly the mindset the Kansas City Chiefs' rookie left tackle is bringing to his first NFL offseason.Recovering from a torn patellar tendon that ended his final college season last fall, Simmons has quietly gone about his business-rehabbing, studying the playbook, asking questions, and slowly ramping up activity at minicamp."I'm just taking it day by day," Simmons said after a recent practice. "Whatever happens will happen."Training camp is coming, but Kansas City's top rookie isn't in any rush to make headlines-yetThat calm approach contrasts with the buzz surrounding him in Kansas City. Simmons hasn't taken live reps yet, but he's getting close. During this week's minicamp, the 6-foot-6 lineman participated in positional drills for the first time, a sign that […]

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Patrick Mahomes could be in serious trouble if Chiefs’ new offensive hire doesn’t work on the field

As the Kansas City Chiefs kick off their mandatory minicamp, early evaluations of offseason decisions are already casting a shadow-none more so than the signing of offensive tackle Jaylon Moore. Expected to be a significant contributor when he joined on a two-year, $30 million deal, Moore now finds himself in the background of a rapidly evolving offensive line picture.The Chiefs' offensive line appears mostly set, with first-round pick Josh Simmons projected to start at left tackle-provided he's healthy. Coaches have been impressed by Simmons' swift recovery from a prior knee issue, with head coach Andy Reid praising his work during drills. This surprise emergence has shifted the team's plans, pushing Moore-who was signed before the draft-into what seems to be a backup role.Big contract, small role?Moore's contract makes him one of the top earners on the roster in 2025, carrying […]

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