Chiefs fans are stunned that Pro Football Focus continues to grade Patrick Mahomes among the NFL’s mediocre quarterbacks. But the quarterback

The Chiefs have not been forthcoming with details about why their first-round pick has been sidelined, while reports have surfaced labeling it as "extremely unusual."

Yes, you have Rashee Rice returning, Travis Kelce, and Xavier Worthy as the "big name" guys, but there are others like Marquise Brown, who don't get the fanfare of those mentioned above, but still play an important role.

With a 31-0 win Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders, the Kansas City Chiefs notched their first shutout in nearly 14 years and the first for Andy Reid in the regular season.

Soccer star David Beckham appeared in an ad for the brand in 2014, and former NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens pulled a Sharpie from his sock to autograph a football on live TV after scoring a touchdown in 2002. But there’s good news for Reid and fellow devotees: the Extra Fine Point Permanent Marker is coming back to shelves exclusively at Walmart.

Only two of the Chiefs played every one of Kansas City’s 81 offensive snaps — left tackle Jaylon Moore and left guard Kingsley Suamataia — with Mahomes and the rest of the starting line playing 65. Rice was on the field for 33 of those reps.

The Kansas City Chiefs have truly come alive. In their Week 7 outing against AFC West division rivals Las Vegas Raiders, Patrick Mahomes led his team to a shutout 31-0 victory over Geno Smith and

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid discussed what rookie Brashard Smith must improve to potentially become the team's leading running back one day.