Kansas City Chiefs

Chiefs fan and California-native Holden Arment, accompanied by his father Bubba Arment have gone public to speak out about the outrage that occurred when Holden showed up to the Chiefs/Raiders game in Las Vegas with his face painted and a Native American head dress.

Chris Jones opens up about the reality of how this could be his last season with the Chiefs. He also talks about the defense, offense, Steve Spagnuolo, and more.

As the Chiefs set their sights on being the one-seed in the AFC playoffs, a key offensive weapon has become available. 33-year-old tight end Zach Ertz was waived this week by the Arizona Cardinals and NFL insider Adam Schefter has called the Chiefs a “realistic” landing spot for the former Pro Bowler.

Surely there’s nothing more hurtful than feeling like you are side chick. Even if you happen to be on of the best receivers in the NFL. That is, apparently, how current Dolphins and former Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill felt in KC as he revealed on the RG3 And the Ones Podcast.

The Chiefs were able to overcome a sluggish start to knock off rival Las Vegas 31-17 in an AFC West battle on Sunday. The Chiefs (now 8-3) own a two game division lead with six games to go in the season. A major play in Sunday’s game was, undoubtedly, WR Rashee Rice and his 39-yard touchdown which put the Chiefs up 28-17.

Andy Reid was, indeed, emotional after the Chiefs erased a 14-point first half deficit to defeat AFC rival Las Vegas 31-17. In doing so, Andy Reid notched his 125th win in Kansas City making him the winningest coach for two separate franchises (the Chiefs and Eagles).

The Kansas City Chiefs lead the Las Vegas Raiders by 11 points early in the fourth quarter after rookie receiver Rashee Rice galloped into the end zone to score his first touchdown of the day.

It’s a day to give thanks for everything that we are Thankful for. The Chiefs, as an NFL franchise, have a lot to be thankful for over the past five years. The team has won two Super Bowls and has become the gold-standard in pro football excellence. Earlier this week at practice, Chiefs players were asked what they are most thankful for during this holiday week.

Eagles coach Nick Sirianni went viral this week after his team beat Kansas City when he playfully teased Chiefs fans on his way out of the tunnel. Sirianni was heard yelling “see ya!” at the Arrowhead patrons while celebrating a huge Eagles win. Nick was asked about his behavior and he spoke highly of Chiefs fans by saying they were “rowdy” but stated that they “aren’t as good as Philly fans.”

The Kansas City Chiefs placed wide receiver Mecole Hardman on their injured reserve list on Saturday ahead of a Week 12 matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders in Sin City. The move came after a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in a Super Bowl LVII rematch that saw Hardman injure his thumb.