Nick Roesch

1 day ago | yardbarker.com | Nick Roesch

The July 22 practice will be for active duty military service members and veterans, and the July 23 practice will be for season ticket members. Tickets for both will be available on July 14. You can sign up here to be notified as soon as tickets are available. Activities include player autographs, special appearances, a kid's zone, food trucks, and merchandise stands.

2 days ago | yardbarker.com | Nick Roesch

It's difficult to be a winning team year in and year out in the NFL. The 49ers were an example of that in 2024. Injuries played a huge role in San Francisco's struggles, which fortunately is something that is fixable. NFL analyst Aaron Schatz identified some teams that could go from worst-to-first in their divisions in 2025 by using ESPN's Football Power Index, and the 49ers came in at No. 1. "San Francisco finished the 2024 season ranked ninth in FPI.

2 days ago | yardbarker.com | Nick Roesch

The biggest personnel loss for the Chiefs during the offseason was veteran safety Justin Reid. Reid played for Kansas City from 2022-2024, accumulating 265 total tackles, 23 passes defensed, three interceptions, and four sacks during that span. Not only will the Chiefs miss his production, but his vocal leadership as well. Somebody will have to fill Reid's void, and it could be fourth-year safety Bryan Cook.

3 days ago | atozsports.com | Nick Roesch

A player that has lost a bit of hype from Chiefs fans as of late is Chamarri Conner. The former 2023 fourth-round draft pick has been versatile for Kansas City's defense throughout his first two seasons, playing both safety and nickel cornerback. He came on strong down the stretch of his rookie year, helping anchor the secondary en route to a Super Bowl win. That earned Conner more playing time in 2024, but he didn't quite replicate the level of play he displayed the year before.

3 days ago | yardbarker.com | Nick Roesch

The Chiefs had to make a lot of adjustments on the fly last season. Among them was speeding up the development of 2024 first-round draft pick Xavier Worthy. When Hollywood Brown and Rashee Rice went down with injuries, Worthy was suddenly Kansas City's No. 1 wide receiver. Worthy eventually rose to the challenge and was great for the Chiefs down the stretch of the regular season and during the playoffs, catching an average of six passes and 85 total yards over his last eight games.