With two early first-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs are weighing roster needs and long-term planning, including potential interest in Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq as a future replacement for Travis Kelce.
Kansas City prepares for a pivotal road matchup against the Cowboys with running back Isiah Pacheco cleared to return from a knee injury.
Kansas City erased an 11-point deficit and leaned on its defense late to outlast Indianapolis in overtime, snapping a two-game losing streak and keeping postseason hopes intact.
Kansas City has tapped former NFL rushing champion DeMarco Murray as running backs coach in an effort to reverse declining production and reshape its offense after a disappointing 2025 season.
Kansas City adds a highly debated quarterback prospect late in the draft, securing long-term depth behind Patrick Mahomes.
An ESPN mock trade suggests the Kansas City Chiefs could move up in the 2026 NFL Draft while acquiring edge rusher Jonathan Greenard in a deal with the Minnesota Vikings.