All offseason, we've heard about how the Kansas City Chiefs' dynasty is coming to an abrupt end, even though it was just one game of football ago that Andy Reid's team was being talked about as one of the greatest ever.

Quarterback Patrick Mahomes is the Kansas City Chiefs' most important player, but their defense has also played a pivotal role in their recent success.

The former Giants receiver, who won a Super Bowl ring with the Chiefs in the 2023 season, has announced his retirement from the NFL.

The Kansas City Chiefs have to be asking themselves how big of an impact the Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles had on the league-wide perception of them. Even though just

Patrick Mahomes remains the face of the Kansas City Chiefs, but it's the team's suffocating defense that has quietly powered their back-to-back Super Bowl appearances. That's why

In a recent social media post, former Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Richie James announces retirement after 6 NFL seasons | @EdEastonJr

NFL WR Richie James, a 7th-round pick turned Super Bowl champ, announced his NFL retirement at 29 after battling a lingering knee injury since 2022

Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce wore a 1970s inspired Super Bowl outfit the NFL called "from another era." Teammate DeAndre Hopkins, a wide receiver, wore a coat his late father left him.

Kansas City reached agreement with defensive end George Karlaftis on a four-year contract extension worth $94 million, including $62 million guaranteed, according to ESPN insider Adam Schefter.