Accolades: 6 seasons, 6 Pro Bowls, 3-time first-team All-Pro, Super Bowl champion Why he made SN's list: Tyreek Hill was debated in relation to kicker Jan Stenerud and other past stars such as ...

• Chris Horn, Notus, Idaho, Rocky Mountain College and Kansas City Chiefs. • Tuff Harris, Colstrip, Montana and five NFL teams. • Jan Stenerud, Norway, Montana State and Kansas City Chiefs.

The Kansas City Chiefs announced that Dan Meers, who’s been the KC Wolf mascot for 35 years, will be retiring from the role. A search is on for his replacement ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo — KC Wolf Dan Meers announced his retirement from the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday after 35 years. Meers has served as the team’s one and only mascot since 1990.

Safety Justin Reid (New Orleans Saints) and defensive tackle Tershawn Wharton (Carolina Panthers) left KC to sign multi-year deals in free agency, too. Kansas City Chiefs Open 2025 Season vs. Los ...

Following how the 2024 campaign ended, the Kansas City Chiefs only have one way to go in 2025: up. The Super Bowl defeat wasn't on the agenda for the Chiefs, bu ...

The Chiefs have until July 15 to negotiate a long-term deal with the 25-year-old, which they have planned to do since giving him the tag.” At least general manager Brett Veach isn’t playing ...

The Chiefs had one absence at mandatory minicamp on June 17, but it was not Smith or superstar tight end Travis Kelce. FOX4 KC’s Taylor Burr was among those sharing video of Kelce on Tuesday.

Chiefs' defender Nazeeh Johnson also snuck in here at No. 8, with his first on-field action coming in 2024. "Drafted in the 2022 seventh round, Johnson saw the first action of his career in 2024 ...

Posted: June 17, 2025 | Last updated: June 18, 2025 KC Wolf Dan Meers announced his retirement from the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday after 35 years.

Andy Reid expresses pride in Kansas City and excitement for hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup. KC’s rich sports history continues to shine globally.

Former NFL player Ramzee Robinson alleged in a lawsuit filed in the Western District of Missouri on Sunday, June 15, that he ended his tenure with the Chiefs in February with a $125,000 salary ...