As the Chiefs finish the third straight season of playing as late into the calendar as possible, they once again have limited time to take care of early-offseason business.

The Kansas City Chiefs haven’t selected an offensive lineman in the first round of the NFL Draft since 2013. That should change in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Burglaries at the homes of Chiefs’ Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes has resulted in federal charges against seven people from Chile.

Similar to last year with pass rusher Chris Jones, GM Brett Veach acknowledged that re-signing Smith, 25, is the team’s top priority.

The Kansas City Chiefs are working to secure the continuity of offensive guard Trey Smith with a long-term contract, according to recent reports. Following their Super Bowl LIX def

Smith, 25, is the best offensive lineman without a contract for 2025, something the Kansas City Chiefs are hoping to do something about. On Tuesday at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Chiefs general manager Brett Veach was asked about how high a priority Smith was for the three-time defending AFC champions. Veach didn’t mince words.

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