The Kansas City Chiefs have been the gold standard in the NFL for the past couple of seasons, but now we are seeing the downside of that come home to roost. When you are as good as the Chiefs have been for so long, that means you have star players everywhere. The problem is that in this salary cap era, you can't pay them all.

The Chiefs allowed a pressure on 11.3% of pass plays, the NFL's worst rate, per Zoltan Buday of Pro Football Reference. The tackle spot now becomes the greatest concern, as a former Baltimore Ravens star lineman would instantly fit the bill.

The Chiefs moved Thuney to left tackle for their final six competitive games. And though the move secured a weak spot — and helped the Chiefs to their third straight Super Bowl appearance — it came apart at the worst time when Mahomes was sacked a career-high six times in a 40-22 Super Bowl loss to the Eagles.

Kansas City Chiefs GM Brett Veach has his hands full this offseason, but the 2026 NFL offseason isn't too far from his mind. Several key players in the Chiefs' 2022 NFL draft class will seek contract extensions,

Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach spoke on free agency at the NFL combine, and he made it clear Trey Smith is a top priority.

"I think if you look at how we've handled the offseasons, whether it was a Joe Thuney or trading for Orlando Brown, or (Jawaan) Taylor, or Frank Clark, or Chris Jones," Veach bega

NFL Scouting Combine kicks off the full evaluation process of the next class of rookies preparing to enter the league. The Kansas City Chiefs, due to their late postseason runs, enter another NFL draft with late-round picks.

Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach talked about the uncertainty surrounding Travis Kelce, who left the door open on retirement ahead of the 2025 NFL season.