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1 week ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Lucas Strozinsky

Which current Chiefs players and personnel have the best Hall of Fame odds, who needs just a few more accolades to secure their gold jacket, and who still has significant work ahead to enter that conversation? The Kansas City Chiefs are in the midst of one of the most prolific dynasties in the history of American Football. They remain among the favorites to win yet another Super Bowl this upcoming season.

1 week ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Matt Conner

The Chiefs' choices for potential veteran tackles are depleting at this point. No one can say for sure if the Kansas City Chiefs will turn to any more free-agent options when it comes to offensive line needs or depth. However, if the team was hoping the market would hold soem considerations for them following the 2025 NFL Draft, the selections thinned out a bit on Tuesday with the retirement of Tyron Smith.

1 week ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Matt Conner

The Chiefs have to at least make the call, even if it's unlikely to happen. Michael Mayer's availability wouldn't normally be a talking point. At just 23 years old, the former second-round pick of the Las Vegas Raiders entered the National Football League as a pro-ready prospect with a complete game—a well-rounded tight end who was supposed to be a long-term fixture for their offense. However, the Raiders’ selection of Brock Bowers in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft has changed the equation.

1 week ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Leigh Oleszczak

Interesting way of looking at it. The Kansas City Chiefs needed help at wide receiver during the 2024 season so Brett Veach went and did something he typically doesn't do: He traded for a wide receiver. That wide receiver was DeAndre Hopkins, who Chiefs fans wanted the team to sign ahead of the 2023 season but he chose to sign with the Tennessee Titans instead. Hopkins wasn't a superstar with the Chiefs by any means but he still was a solid addition for the team.

1 week ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Matt Conner

Things could get interesting for the Chiefs depending on how the Titans handle L'Jarius Sneed. The familiar refrain "you can't go home again" is usually linked to the idea that returning to your past—and the places of it—will never feel the same as it once did. But perhaps the overall sentiment of a reunion could be in the works for the Kansas City Chiefs when it comes to cornerback L'Jarius Sneed.