The expected facelift for the Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver room isn't going to be quite as dramatic this offseason after ...

A rendering shows the concept of what a new domed stadium for the Kansas City Chiefs might look like at the interchange of Interstates 70 and 435 in Kansas City, Kansas. MANICA You may have heard ...

INDIANAPOLIS – In the aftermath of the Kansas City Chiefs’ failure to make Super Bowl history, will their own recent past repeat itself instead? Naturally, they’re not revealing much ...

It seems like Travis Kelce isn't going anywhere just yet. Amid retirement rumors, Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach said Tuesday that he anticipates the star tight end will return for ...

Andy Reid shuts down Travis Kelce retirement talk and confirms Chiefs' plans for 2025 The prime spot? The Legends area near I-435 and I-70 in Kansas City, Kansas, where Donovan reportedly sees a ...

The Kansas City Chiefs may soon have to contend with a future without their star tight end, Travis Kelce but as speculation about the tight end's potential retirement grows, it seems as though the ...

After the Kansas City Chiefs lost in the Super Bowl to the Philadelphia Eagles, attention quickly turned to the future of tight end Travis Kelce. The future Hall of Famer has nothing left to prove ...

The Kansas City Chiefs will have a whole lot of difficult decisions to make this offseason, but there seems to be momentum building toward them making a very strange one: cutting Travis Kelce.

The Kansas City Chiefs recently suffered a brutal Super Bowl loss, forcing them back to the drawing board. Kansas City entered the playoffs as the No. 1 seed in the AFC with a 15-2 record.

The Kansas City Chiefs have moved on from two veteran players 10 days after their Super Bowl 59 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Andy Reid’s Chiefs face several difficult roster decisions with a ...

If you think the Kansas City Chiefs’ brutal Super Bowl loss was embarrassing, think of all of the merchandise that got printed beforehand to celebrate a win — and which now needs to disappear.