Herbie Teope

1 week ago | kcsn.com | Herbie Teope

[Editor’s note: KC Sports Network writers Herbie Teope and Tyler Brown look at the Chiefs’ position groups on both sides of the ball with a series of articles ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.]The Chiefs finished the 2024 campaign with one of the NFL’s top defensive units, ranking fourth in points allowed and ninth in total yards. Putting opposing quarterbacks on the ground, however, saw the Chiefs tally 39 sacks, which ranked in the middle of the pack around the league.

2 weeks ago | kcsn.com | Herbie Teope

[Editor’s note: KC Sports Network writers Herbie Teope and Tyler Brown look at the Chiefs’ position groups on both sides of the ball with a series of articles ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.]The Chiefs obviously have one of the NFL’s top defensive tackles in Chris Jones. Jones, who garnered a third straight first-team All-Pro selection in 2024, is a game wrecker for opponents and commands attention. But there’s a looming issue on the depth chart after Jones.

2 weeks ago | kcsn.com | Herbie Teope

The Chiefs on Thursday made a move to bolster the back end of coverage. And the transaction brought back a familiar face. The Chiefs signed veteran safety Mike Edwards to a one-year deal, sources familiar with the situation confirmed with KC Sports Network. The NFL Network first reported the news. KCSN Chiefs Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

3 weeks ago | kcsn.com | Herbie Teope

NFL free agency is often about having choices. Defensive lineman Jerry Tillery’s decision to sign a one-year deal with the Chiefs likely proved an easy decision. “There was a lot on the table, but the Kansas City Chiefs have a lot to offer in terms of consistency, winning culture and style of play," Tillery said during a recent Zoom teleconference media availability.

3 weeks ago | kcsn.com | Herbie Teope

Seeing wide receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown back in Kansas City isn’t a big surprise. Chiefs general manager Brett Veach indicated when discussing the wide receiver position group during the NFL Scouting Combine that Brown was on the radar, after all. “The last two years, we’ve had two great receivers,” Veach said then. “It’s a shame Rashee (Rice) got hurt because I think he had a chance to be a Top 10 receiver, and then the progress (Xavier) Worthy made last year.