The Kansas City Chiefs have a history of trading good players at one specific position before being forced to pay them big money.

The Kansas City Chiefs' 2025 season has been a nightmare, so it's only fitting that it would end with their worst-case scenario come to life. The Chiefs haven't

The Kansas City Chiefs are reinforcing an ailing roster and practice squad for the final three-game stretch of the 2025 NFL season. The team has made several moves to promote players to the 53-man roster in recent weeks,

First, Kansas City placed star quarterback Patrick Mahomes on its injured reserve list, which opened a spot on the Chiefs' 53-man roster. Then, the team signed veteran defensive lineman Zacch Pickens — a former third-round pick of the Chicago Bears — to its active roster.

The Kansas City Chiefs officially transferred Patrick Mahomes to the injured reserve before Week 16, announcing several bits of roster news.

Moving to fill vacancies on their roster created by assorted injuries, the Chiefs have added a pair of players to their practice squad. Kansa

During Monday's press conference, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid hinted at roster plans for remaining regular season games | @EdEastonJr

There’s uncertainty in the Chiefs’ wide receiver ranks for 2026 — Hollywood Brown, JuJu Smith-Schuster and Tyquan Thornton are unrestricted free agents after this season. It’s time for the player who drew praise during camp (as Royals did, from his coaches and teammates) to find his way to the field. It was a promising rookie year.

That said, ESPN's latest projection sees the Titans taking care of business in a nailbiter. According to ESPN Analytics, the Chiefs are given a 68.5% chance to win this game. Tennessee is no stranger to being the underdog,