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The Kansas City Chiefs are on the doorstep of completing the Run It Back tour and cementing their place as one of the greatest teams in the history of the NFL. The opt-outs COVID has loomed large over football the same way it has all of our everyday lives. In the case of the Chiefs, two key players along their offensive line opted out before the season even started. Super Bowl starting guard and doctor Laurent Duvernay-Tardif elected to stay on the front lines in the fight against an illness ravaging the world. Top-100 selection in this year’s draft Lucas Niang became the only draft pick ...

Updated: 5:49 PM CST Jan 31, 2021 KMBC 9 News Staff The Bucs may have Tom Brady, but we know Kansas City has the real GOAT with Patrick Mahomes. Mahomes is busy practicing, but fans got to see the next best thing Sunday, as Union Station hosted a photo shoot with baby goats decked out in Kansas City Chiefs gear.There was a long line of people throughout the afternoon on Sunday to get their pictures taken with the little guys. We asked a couple of fans for their Super Bowl predictions.For them, the answer was simple – the Chiefs are going to win, and Patrick Mahomes is...

It is difficult to enhance a legend without adversity. The Kansas City Chiefs had a dramatic build-up to their third straight AFC championship game at home when the status of Patrick Mahomes — the best player in the world — was shrouded in a little mystery. The quarterback was put through the concussion protocol during the week stemming from the Divisional round. The more concerning issue, however, was the turf toe he developed one quarter before he was taken out of the game. Mahomes showed some early struggles last week after the injury but looked much more comfortable out of the halft...

Jan 25, 2021 After suffering an apparent Achilles injury in the Kansas City Chiefs' AFC Championship Game victory over the Buffalo Bills, Chiefs left tackle Eric Fisher has been officially diagnosed with a torn Achilles according to head coach Andy Reid. The loss of Fisher, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft, is the latest major loss the Chiefs have suffered on the offensive line this season. The Chiefs' opening-day offensive line was (from left to right) Eric Fisher, Kelechi Osemele, Austin Reiter, Andrew Wylie and Mitchell Schwartz. This came after the opt-outs of starting left ...

The AFC’s two best teams will square off for a spot in Super Bowl LV