The Kansas City Chiefs have begun training camp as they look to build themselves into being the best team in the National Football League. The franchise has its

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid choked up and teared up during episode of the six-episode docuseries, “The Kingdom.”

The Kansas City Chiefs opened training camp with one of their core linemen locked in for the long haul. Right guard Trey Smith reported for duty after signing a four-year, $94 million contract extension last week — the biggest contract ever given to an NFL guard.

The NBC “Sunday Night Football” schedule features eight matchups of 2024 playoff teams – including five meetings of division winners – highlighted by Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs, who have played in five of the last six Super Bowls, hosting Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions on Oct.12.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs emerged as the two best teams in the NFL last season, with Kansas City dominating the AFC with a 15-2 record and reaching the Super Bowl and Philly tallying a 14-3 record in the NFC before winning it all in the postseason.

In ESPN's poll of NFL execs, coaches, and players, Kansas City Chiefs' Nick Bolton is the No. 4 off-ball linebacker in 2025 | @EdEastonJr

Chiefs' Head Coach/QB 'Power' Enough For Super Bowl Credentials originally appeared on Athlon Sports. All offseason, we've heard about how the Kansas City Chiefs' dynasty is coming to an abrupt end, even though it was just one game of football ago that Andy Reid's team was being talked about as one of the greatest ever.

Through what he called nearly five years of “doing the due diligence, doing the work, negotiating the deals, starts and stops, big steps backwards, work your way back” dynamics, Donovan believes the Chiefs are getting closer by the day to a decision (although he tends to be playfully elusive when it comes to a timeline).