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Photo by William Purnell/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Kansas City Chiefs are all over the NFL’s primetime schedule in 2021. They — along with nine other teams — were given the maximum-allowable five scheduled primetime matchups when the NFL schedule was released on Wednesday night. Interestingly, only three AFC teams made this list — the Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens. But From Wednesday night into Thursday, NFL news sites trotted out their lists of the season’s must-watch primetime games. The Chiefs figure prominently in almost all of them. NFL.com�...

Who will be the Week 1 starters on the Chiefs offensive line? John Dixon: LT Orlando Brown Jr., LG Joe Thuney, C Creed Humphrey, RG Laurent Duvernay-Tardif and RT Mike Remmers I remain convinced that it’s Brown and Thuney on the left side; there’s hardly room for doubt about this. I think the rookie Humphrey will easily surpass Austin Blythe at center, who will then be able to back up every interior position. I still think Remmers will start the season on the right edge, but he’ll probably miss a few games with back issues — just as he did last season. That will be Lucas Niang’...

February 24, 2021 After missing most of the 2020 season due to a back injury, Kanas City Chiefs right tackle Mitchell Schwartz is set to undergo surgery on Wednesday. Per #chiefs RT Mitchell Schwartz's IG, he is having back surgery today. He had hoped to recover for the playoffs, but it didn’t go away on it’s own, so surgery has been decided on to fix the issue. The recovery process isn’t too long and he expects a healthy 2021 season. Schwartz, who hasn’t played since leaving the Chiefs’ Week 6 game against the Buffalo Bills back in October, made the announcement on social media and...

Chiefs offensive tackle Mitchell Schwartz posted on Instagram that he has undergone surgery for a back injury that ended his 2020 season in Week 6.

What we learned about the Chiefs this week Taking a look at the week of February 9 on Arrowhead Pride... . But in his rapid reaction, Pete Sweeney articulated the biggest problem. Let’s get this out of the way: the game was officiated poorly and unfairly — especially in the first half. That is not the reason the Chiefs lost the Super Bowl. The Chiefs lost the Super Bowl because they were outplayed at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the football. All week, it was suggested that the Chiefs makeshift offensive line would be tested against a Buccaneers front that willed its way past...