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3 Chiefs concerns that need to improve before Week 4 clash with Raiders (opens the original)
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Week by week, there are always going to be parts of the Kansas City Chiefs' offense, defense and special teams that are exposed by somebody on the opposing team. In Week 2, the Colts brought the Chiefs to overtime and caused players like L'Jarius Sneed to step up against Miami this past week. Sneed, along with other players, definitely did step up at Hard Rock Stadium, but this week there are some familiar faces that need to step up before the 3-0 Las Vegas Raiders take their first snap against
Who needs to step up next week? Week 2 edition (opens the original)
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Week by week, there are plenty of areas that teams and players need to "clean up," and coaches or coordinators, for the most part, do their best to do that before the next game. No matter how dominant the Chiefs might look—just look at last week's 31-10 thumping of Denver—there are still areas of the game that need to be cleaned up. For instance, the Chiefs' special teams unit committed four of the team's seven penalties against Denver, which gave the Broncos an edge just when K.C. thought it ha
NFL history shows how Patrick Mahomes' comeback could go either way (opens the original)
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Last season essentially ended for the Chiefs and their fans when Patrick Mahomes tore both his ACL and LCL in his left knee during their Week 15 game against the Chargers. Since then, there has been hope that he could return early in the season, but after head coach Andy Reid announced that Mahomes will "most likely" be playing in Week 1, it appears Chiefs fans' prayers could be answered. But serious injuries like ACL and LCL tears usually mark a decline in skill position players like running ba
Jake Briningstool gives Chiefs another option in post-Travis Kelce plans (opens the original)
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As the Kansas City Chiefs started cutting down their roster to the magic number of 53, they left a few surprises here and there across the depth chart. One thing that didn't shock many people, though, is that Andy Reid and Brett Veach kept four tight ends once again. The end is obviously near for Travis Kelce, who is heading into his 14th season at 37 years old, but it has been for a while, and previous seasons with four tight ends have yet to yield a true replacement for Mr. Taylor Swift. For y
Chiefs reunion puts the spotlight back on L'Jarius Sneed's inspiring mission (opens the original)
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The last two seasons have felt different in the Kansas City Chiefs' locker room, especially after one of the key heroes of their dynasty was traded away to Tennessee. L'Jarius Sneed, once a stout secondary leader for Steve Spagnuolo, made Kansas City extremely happy from 2020 through 2023, but off the field he has been making his home state of Louisiana smarter, stronger, and happier. After signing a one-year deal worth a maximum of $5 million, Sneed is trying to prove he can still play at an Al
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