Andy Reid

Chiefs have no plans to release Rashee Rice and see jail time as a 'life lesson' opportunity

Yes, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice remains in jail. Yes, that makes his rehabilitation program from a knee surgery he had days before his month-long term began something of a challenge. And, yes, none of this is great news for a player who has been something of a headache for the NFL team.But, no, the Chiefs aren't getting rid of Rice.They're actually offering support.

'He's going to help us a lot': Why Chiefs believe ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Kansas City Chiefs running back Kenneth Walker III wanted to be everywhere in his new environment. During Wednesday's OTA practice, Walker, the Chiefs' biggest acquisition in free agency this offseason, was at the head of the line during individual running back drills. Of course, he wanted to receive every handoff from quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

Patrick Mahomes participates in Chiefs OTAs with heavy knee brace, still targeting Week 1 return

100 things to know for the 2026 NFL season ... 100 days out

We know you're already looking forward to the 2026 NFL season -- and it's getting closer and closer. As of June 1, there are officially 100 days until the season opener. So we're using this opportunity to dig into 100 big things to know.

NFL Trade Rumors: Chiefs eye Bears TE and Giants pass rusher

The Kansas City Chiefs have once again found themselves at the center of offseason trade speculation, with ESPN proposing two potential moves that could address key roster needs before the 2026 season. One scenario would send a 2027 third-round pick to the Chicago Bears for tight end Cole Kmet and a 2027 fifth-round pick. Another would see Kansas City acquire New York Giants pass rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux for a 2027 fourth-round selection.

Passan's latest trade intel on all 30 MLB teams: B...

Major League Baseball's trade season is fast approaching, and the sport's cramped standings are providing little clarity on who's likeliest to end up where. There are too many contenders -- and too many teams whose dreams of contention remain -- to figure out how this deadline is likely to operate. At this time last year, remember, the Milwaukee Brewers, who wound up winning a major league-best 97 games, were barely above .500.