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Photo by Cliff Welch/Icon Sportswire via Chiefs headlines for Thursday, June 1 The latest Top 5 landing spots for Julio Jones | Yahoo Sports Kansas City Chiefs A move to the Chiefs makes perfect sense for both parties. Jones joins the defending champions and Super Bowl favorites while Kansas City gets some depth and proven post-season success on the roster. The Chiefs are putting a lot of trust in KaDarious Toney to be the established WR1, and he has missed a lot of time to start his NFL career between here and New York. Jones would be a large presence on the outside...

Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports On Wednesday afternoon, the Kansas City Chiefs shared some videos from Day 5 of organized team activities (OTAs) to their official Twitter account, first showing second-year wide receiver Skyy Moore... No matter the weather, there's always sunny Skyy's in KC ☀️@PatrickMahomes x @skyymoore24 pic.twitter.com/G0OTbwsSIv— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) May 31, 2023 ...followed by undrafted free agent Justyn Ross: We heard Chiefs Kingdom might be interested in this… pic.twitter.com/dnLTK8NsHZ— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) May 31,...

Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports Kansas City’s deal with the former 49ers player includes $4 million in bonuses — but they won’t be easy to earn. As we told you when he was signed to the team in mid-March, free agent defensive lineman Charles Omenihu signed a two-year, $20 million contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. A few days later, we got the contract details for the former San Francisco 49ers player. Omenihu’s cap hit for this season consists of 2023’s pro-rated share of his signing bonus (which at $7.5 million, turned out to be $250,000 more than initially...

Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports The Year of Kelce continues with a key move... beyond the white lines. Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for off-the-field representation, as first reported by The Hollywood Reporter. News of his new agency comes on the heels of a well-received turn as host of Saturday Night Live (SNL) in March, a showing that made him the 34th athlete to front the NBC sketch comedy series. In a post-show Instagram post, Kelce called the outing “surreal.” As the article mentions, Kelce’s...

Photo by Gregory Shamus/ In the second part of a series, we consider how Kansas City’s late-round took advantage of his 2022 opportunities. In 2022, the Kansas City Chiefs found a key contributor in their rookie class: running back Isiah Pacheco. As we showed in the first part of this series, his ability to create explosive plays allowed his role to grow as the season progressed. His speed and big-play capability helped the team rank ninth in rushing yards per rush attempt at 4.7. With opposing defenses selling out to stop Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes and...

Photo by Kevin C. Cox/ Chiefs headlines for Wednesday, May 31 The latest Bengals’ Tyler Boyd - Would’ve beaten Chiefs if I was healthy | ESPN In his first day of offseason workouts, the veteran wide receiver met with reporters for the first time since the AFC championship loss to Kansas City, where he suffered a deep thigh bruise early in the second quarter of the 23-20 loss. Boyd said he would have finished the game if he was at least 80% healthy. He said what bothered him the most was the feeling that he let the team down. “Still to this day, I feel like if I...

Photo by Kevin C. Cox/ There’s still a lot to do, but Kansas City is well on its way to becoming the league’s greatest dynasty. You probably already know this is a fantastic time to be a Kansas City Chiefs fan. It’s not hard to see that the team is having the greatest success it’s ever had. But did you know that under head coach Andy Reid — and especially with Patrick Mahomes starting at quarterback — no other team has had as much success? Here are the top 10 regular-season records for NFL teams since Reid became Kansas City’s head coach in...

Cara Owsley/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK Bengals’ Boyd: “It’s like we one-upped y’all.” Earlier this offseason, the Orlando Brown Jr. saga came to an end when the former Kansas City Chiefs left tackle could not agree on a contract extension with the club. Brown landed with Kansas City’s greatest current out-of-division rival: the Cincinnati Bengals. That squad has squared off against the Chiefs in the previous two AFC Championship games. At the time, NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo explained that an opportunity to play the Chiefs in meaningful playoff...

Photo by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire via Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer explained Kansas City’s recent talks with the free-agent wide receiver. On Friday, the Arizona Cardinals announced they would release five-time All-Pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, presumably opening the door for him to talk to the Kansas City Chiefs. But the Hopkins-Chiefs conversations were already ongoing, according to Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer. Kansas City reportedly attempted to trade for the 30-year-old before he hit the open market — but the Baltimore Ravens’ $15...

Photo by Justin Casterline/ The national analyst rates Kansas City seventh in 2023. On Tuesday morning, ESPN’s Bill Barnwell finished his ranking of the league’s top offseasons, adding the top 16 teams to the bottom 16 he published last week. In his view, the Washington Commanders, Miami Dolphins, Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles have turned in the best offseasons. Barnwell ranked the Kansas City Chiefs seventh on his list, pointing out that many NFL teams with a franchise quarterback like Patrick Mahomes would have been “terrified” by the idea of losing...

Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports The undrafted safety was once a highly-touted prospect out of Texas high school football. A wide, deep mixed bag of young players is approaching the fringe of the Kansas City Chiefs roster. The defensive backfield is one of the best representations of that at one position. The cornerback and safety positions are rounded out by young players who have yet to truly prove themselves. That opens the door for newcomers to come in and compete with the players in the bubble. In this draft process, the Chiefs drafted safety Chamarri Conner and...

Photo by Christian Petersen/ Chiefs headlines for Tuesday, May 30 The latest The tricky business of building winning rosters around franchise QBs | ESPN TOM BRADY, WHO retired with seven Super Bowl rings, and Patrick Mahomes, with two titles over the past four seasons, haven’t just skewed expectations for quarterback play on the field. They’ve proved to be the outliers off it. Each signed what some have labeled “team-friendly” contracts. Brady’s deal equated to less money, and Mahomes agreed to a deal that spread a then-record-breaking extension over a long...

Photo by Jamie Squire/ The Kansas City Chiefs posted a photo commemorating Memorial Day on Monday morning. Today, we remember & honor the fallen heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. pic.twitter.com/0MM12BSvsG— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) May 29, 2023 From all of us at Arrowhead Pride, have a safe Memorial Day.

Joe Rondone/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK One of the highest priorities for the Kansas City Chiefs this offseason was addressing the defensive end position. First, they cut defensive end Frank Clark and let defensive end Carlos Dunlap test free agency. With those two departures, the Chiefs would need to address the room. They brought former San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Charles Omenihu in free agency on a two-year deal. Omenihu brings a blend of inside-out versatility that the Chiefs' defense hasn't had since Steve Spagnuolo has been defensive coordinator....

Photo by Peter G. Aiken/ Expect quotes and updates on Thursday of this week. The Kansas City Chiefs are set to continue their third phase of the offseason on Tuesday with three days of organized team activity (OTA) practices that will run through to Thursday. The Chiefs completed their first set of voluntary days last week, leading into Weeks 2 and 3 before the offseason program culminates with a three-day mandatory minicamp. May 22-24 (Monday through Wednesday) May 30-June 1 (Tuesday through Thursday) June 6-9 (Tuesday through Friday) The mandatory minicamp...