Herbie Teope

4 weeks ago | kcsn.com | Herbie Teope

The Chiefs might be on track to get their prized 2025 first-round pick fully in the mix sooner than later. Chiefs coach Andy Reid on Thursday provided an update on rookie left tackle Josh Simmons, who remains limited to individual position drills as the team opened Phase III of the offseason workout program. “He’s actually further ahead than I thought he was,” Reid said.

1 month ago | kcsn.com | Herbie Teope

The Chiefs on Tuesday begin Phase III of the offseason workout program with 10 days of organized team activities (OTAs). OTAs, which are voluntary for the players, are scheduled for May 27-29, June 2-4 and June 10-13, followed by the three-day mandatory minicamp scheduled for June 17-19. In addition to classroom instruction during OTAs, the Chiefs are allowed to conduct team-related drills, such as 7-on-7, 9-on-7 and 11-on-11, for on-field install sessions.

1 month ago | kcsn.com | Herbie Teope

The NFL’s annual drawn-out process of an announcement to the announcement to the announcement when it comes to the schedule release is finally official. And the Chiefs on Wednesday evening found out the dates and times for game days. At first glance – and depending on perspective, of course – the NFL’s schedule makers might not have done the Chiefs a favor by slating not one, but two holiday games on Thanksgiving and Christmas.

1 month ago | kcsn.com | Herbie Teope

The Chiefs used a first-round pick on tackle Josh Simmons during the recently concluded NFL draft knowing he continues to recover from a torn patellar tendon suffered in October 24. Simmons, however, surprised the viewing media during the weekend’s rookie minicamp when he was spotted on the practice field with his helmet on Saturday and Sunday. Chiefs coach Andy Reid gave his impressions on what he saw out of the offensive lineman. “He’s moving around well,” Reid said Sunday.

1 month ago | kcsn.com | Herbie Teope

With the draft officially in the rearview mirror, Chiefs general manager Brett Veach on Tuesday took care of the business of football. The Chiefs exercised fifth-year options on 2022 first-round picks cornerback Trent McDuffie and defensive end George Karlaftis, a source familiar with the situation told KC Sports Network. The moves ensure McDuffie and Karlaftis, both of whom were set to enter the final year of their respective rookie contracts, will be with the Chiefs through the 2026 season.