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6 days ago |
kcsn.com | Tucker Franklin
Joshua Brisco and Kent Swanson answer questions from the KCSN community about football and frivolities during the NFL offseason. Want to ask questions? Subscribe to the KCSN Chiefs Newsletter for access to the KCSN Discord community. —📧 KCSN Chiefs Newsletter: Join 14,000+ Chiefs fans and subscribe FREE for the latest news and analysis directly to your inbox every weekday ➡️ The best Kansas City sports coverage in one place.
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1 week 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.
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1 week ago |
kcsn.com | Joseph Hefner
I wrote about the schedule last week, and discussed strength of schedule and early odds for the games. Something else that comes up immediately after the schedules all come out is the idea of “rest advantage”. Rest advantage is when one team has more days rest than the other team when they play. Perhaps Team A played on Sunday, while Team B played on Monday, and now they are playing each other on Sunday.
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1 week 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.
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2 weeks ago |
kcsn.com | Joseph Hefner
The NFL just released the 2025 NFL Schedule, to much fanfare. We have known the opponents each team would face since the conclusion of the 2024 regular season, but now we know the when and where. Social media buzzes for a solid week about the biggest games each week, or how many prime time games teams play, or how many teams off bye weeks. The list goes on and on.
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