During a conversation with @EdEastonJr, the NFL Foundation's Alexia Gallagher discussed the NFL FLAG-In-School program

Yes, the wider NFL community might see the Chiefs as slipping, but in the AFC, no one has shown they can consistently beat Mahomes and Co. Both Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson failed on their own fields in 2023, and Patrick ended Allen’s season last year.

Few, though, do it quite as literally as diehard Kansas City Chiefs fan Jenny McLaughlin just did. After 19 years and two sons together, Jenny and Willy McLaughlin eloped on a Florida beach last week. It was a small affair for the Kearney, Missouri couple. Barely lasted 30 minutes.

"After the collision, Mr. Rice failed to check on the welfare of the victims and fled on foot," Dallas County prosecutors said.

K ansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and five years of probation for a Dallas car crash. According to a statement from the Dallas County District Attorney's Office, Rice pleaded guilty on Wednesday to collision involving serious bodily injury and racing on a highway causing bodily injury.

As part of the plea, Rice was also given five years deferred adjudication probation, meaning he will not have a conviction on his record if he

The Kansas City Chiefs have placed fourth-year receiver Justyn Ross on waivers, according to the NFL’s transaction log released Wednesday. NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported Wednesday that Ross asked to be released from the team last week to pursue other opportunities, with KC granting that request this week.

The Kansas City Chiefs freed up extra cap space and one 90-man roster spot ahead of training camp, and a KC reporter suggested a reunion.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has been sentenced to 30 days in jail in connection with his involvement in a 2024 car crash in Dallas prior to last season, according to multiple reports. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that a Dallas County judge sentenced Rice, 25, to 30 days in jail while also sentencing him to five years probation.

In ESPN's poll of NFL execs, coaches, and players, Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce ranked as 2025's No. 5 tight end | @EdEastonJr