John Dixon
Executive Editor at Arrowhead Pride
Executive Editor, @ArrowheadPride. Groovy Science Grandpa. Saw the first Chiefs dynasty on TV. Covered Marty to Todd — and now, the greatest Chiefs dynasty.
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arrowheadpride.com | Pete Sweeney |John Dixon
Geoff Burke-Imagn Images The NFL has added or modified XXX rules — as approved by the owners from their annual spring meeting in Palm Beach, Florida. Changing a rule requires the approval of 75% of the owners, which equates to 24 of the 32. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, here are the approved rule changes for the 2025 NFL season:Approved rulesHere’s the full proposal, which applies only to objective elements of fouls called on the field.
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arrowheadpride.com | John Dixon
As this weekend begins, let’s open it up for whatever you’d like to discuss!Just remember that the usual rules apply: always remain civil and respectful toward others, and avoid mentioning politics or religion.
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4 weeks ago |
arrowheadpride.com | John Dixon
Photo by Joe Robbins/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images On Monday, ESPN’s Matt Miller published a seven-round mock draft that sent a pass rusher to the Kansas City Chiefs with the 31st pick of the first round. 31. Kansas City Chiefs: EDGE Mykel Williams, GeorgiaThe Chiefs took care of their most glaring roster need in free agency by signing left tackle Jaylon Moore, so they should use this pick as a step toward building the overall talent and depth on their roster.
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arrowheadpride.com | John Dixon
Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty Images Going into Wednesday, we hadn’t yet learned the details of eight contracts for newly-signed Kansas City Chiefs players, making it difficult to know how much salary-cap space the team now holds. Now, however, the salary-cap site Spotrac has details for four of them: the contracts for quarterback Gardner Minshew, running back Kareem Hunt, wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster and defensive tackle Jerry Tillery. Minshew’s details were the least surprising.
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arrowheadpride.com | John Dixon
Photo by Matt Kelley/Getty Images As our Matt Stagner pointed out in his most recent “Market Movers” article, it’s possible that fourth-year cornerback Joshua Williams will not be on the Kansas City Chiefs’ roster when the 2025 season begins. It’s easy to see when you review 2024’s snap counts: the team doesn’t trust Williams as a defender. He was among the leaders in special-teams snaps — but down the stretch, he hardly saw the field as a cornerback.
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My life isn't exactly like Mike Garafolo's. But sometimes there are similarities.
To the dude walking his dog who asked me, “What the hell are the #Giants doing, Mike?” while I was taking my garbage cans back in this morning, sorry for a brief answer. I wasn’t awake yet. Here’s an extended 1:42 from The Insiders on @nflnetwork last night. https://t.co/0m8WA17DIb
Accounting for the final $279.2 million cap number — and including the $23.4 million franchise tag on Trey Smith — we now estimate the #Chiefs are $16.9 million OVER the cap. Obviously... cap moves are coming. https://t.co/H80gt3Bfar
Sincere congratulations to my old friend @adamteicher, a true professional who has done a terrific job covering the #Chiefs over the last three decades. Good luck, Adam!
