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5 days ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Mike Luciano

A bold take to say the least. The Kansas City Chiefs have played host to some of the fastest players in the league over the last few years, with Xavier Worthy coming in as a first-round pick in 2024 and Marquise Brown arriving via free agency following the loss of Tyreek Hill. Speed kills, and Andy Reid is well aware of this. This belief in physical tools abov all else is likely what is leading them to take a chance on former New England Patriots draft bust Tyquan Thornton.

6 days ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Price Carter

The deadline for Trey Smith looms largeAs expected, Trey Smith did not report for the Kansas City Chiefs voluntary OTAs this week. This is very much normal for players who have been franchise-tagged, and he will not be fined for his absence. Not only is this a common negotiation tactic, but it's also a way to prevent injury for players with no guaranteed long-term money.

6 days ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Braden Holecek

New Chiefs cornerback Kristian Fulton has dealt with the same kind of injuries throughout his NFL career. How could that impact the K.C. cornerback snap counts this season? The Kansas City Chiefs quietly have one of the better cornerback rooms in the league. Dave Merritt has been one of the more impressive position coaches in the Andy Reid era. And this offseason, his cornerback room was further strengthened with the addition of Kristian Fulton.

6 days ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Matt Conner

The conversation around Mike Caliendo's value to the Chiefs is all in the way you frame it. How you feel about Mike Caliendo will depend on the way the conversation is framed—and that's a shame. This preseason, Caliendo is going to be given the chance to compete for starting reps at left guard in the wake of Joe Thuney's departure from the Kansas City Chiefs.

1 week ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Mike Luciano

The Kansas City Chiefs, to put things exceedingly mildly, failed to live up to the loft offensive heights they had set for themselves in this past season. The decline of star tight end Travis Kelce is often cited as one of the main reasons that Kansas City has been unable to get itself back to their peak efficiency.