DeAndre Hopkins joined the Chiefs during the 2024 season, becoming an important target for quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Hopkins has hit free agency after spending a season with an AFC rival, sparking rumors that he may want to return to the Chiefs after sharing some love for the team and Mahomes.

Before they sent All-Pro CB Trent McDuffie to the Los Angeles Rams, the Kansas City Chiefs had another major trade in the works.

Kansas City's urgency at this position is apparent by reported visit with top prospect.

Stanford fed Roush many passes in the flat and let him rumble for extra yards. He lacks the athletic traits to be a significant threat after the catch, but defensive backs struggle to tackle him one-on-one. Roush displays a good feel for holes in second level zone coverages. He frequently delivers an initial block before slipping out on a route.

The Kansas City Chiefs are finally going to give Patrick Mahomes some pass protection by adding a former Pro-Bowler.

The UCF Knights edge rusher is what the Kansas City Chiefs are looking for opposite of George Karlaftis.

Buffalo originally selected cornerback Kaiir Elam No. 23 overall, two picks after the Chiefs took Trent McDuffie.