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Chiefs On SI Mailbag: What's Real from the Undefeated Raiders? (opens the original)
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After defeating the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs are 3-0 and will now turn their attention to the also-undefeated Las Vegas Raiders for a showdown in the desert this weekend. How much did we learn about the Chiefs in Miami, and what should we be expecting in Vegas? That's what's on the docket in this week's Chiefs On SI mailbag, where we take your questions from @chiefs_kcsn on Twitter/X and @jbbrisco.com on Bluesky. Was this past week's performance against Miami more a refle
Why Sunday's Game Against the Dolphins Should Be Emmett Johnson's Time to Shine (opens the original)
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The Miami Dolphins are one offseason and two games into one of the NFL's more dramatic rebuilds, overhauling the roster with a multi-year plan to return to relevance. That leaves the Kansas City Chiefs in a bit of an odd spot here in Week 3 of this NFL season. There's no room for overlooking an opponent in the NFL. "Any given Sunday" is a well-known trope, but for good reason. On Thursday night, the floundering Atlanta Falcons dominated the Super Bowl-aspiring Green Bay Packers, 35-14 at Lambeau
Chiefs Injury Update: Rookie WR Cyrus Allen Returns, Long List of Others Sidelined (opens the original)
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After one day of lighter work on Thursday, the Kansas City Chiefs have returned to full pads for Friday's training camp practice in St. Joseph, Missouri. The biggest news from Friday's session is the return of rookie fifth-round wide receiver Cyrus Allen, who reportedly suffered a shin bruise on August 1, keeping him off the field for nearly a week. Friday marked Allen's first padded practice as a pro, but according to Sam McDowell of The Kansas City Star, Allen didn't return to full participati
'A Dream Come True': EJ Smith's Path to Build His Own Legacy in Kansas City (opens the original)
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This offseason, the Kansas City Chiefs signed running back Emmitt Smith. No, not the Hall of Fame star runner of the 1990s Dallas Cowboys—that's Emmett James Smith III. The Chiefs signed his son, Emmett James "EJ" Smith IV, as an undrafted free agent after the 2026 NFL Draft. EJ Smith spent six years in college football, suiting up for four seasons with Stanford before playing two more seasons at Texas A&M. Now, he's a Chief. Speaking to members of the media at training camp on Monday, Smith sai
R Mason Thomas Explains Why Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo and Oklahoma HC Brent Venables are 'The Same Person' (opens the original)
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There was no doubt that the Kansas City Chiefs needed to add a noteworthy defensive end early in the 2026 NFL Draft. The team had more questions and answers at the position, so the fact that general manager Brett Veach used the No. 40 overall pick on an edge defender was not shocking. The player they chose, however, was a bit of a surprise. Early in the second round, the Chiefs selected Oklahoma Sooners defensive end R Mason Thomas, a speedy pass rusher who brings a unique gear to a Chiefs' defe
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