The Kansas City Chiefs shared a bit of good news on tight end Travis Kelce amid a down season and rumors of his possible retirement. The post Chiefs Announce Major Travis Kelce News Amid Retirement Rumors appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Kansas City Chiefs and the State of Kansas have reached an agreement to build a $3 billion domed stadium in Wyandotte County and other facilities in Olathe.

During his postgame press conference, Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Chris Jones emphasized finishing the regular season strong | @EdEastonJr

Watching Travis Kelce fly through practice in 38-degree weather on Friday, the only player wearing short sleeves and shorts, as a green traff

After reports revealed Kansas was in “active discussions” with the Chiefs Thursday, Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota held a press conference Friday on keeping the team in Jackson County.

The scheduled announcement has ratcheted up the intensity surrounding Monday’s meeting of top Kansas lawmakers in Topeka.

Head Coach Jim Harbaugh meets with the media to discuss the Week 15 victory against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Chris Jones learned the Kansas City Chiefs were eliminated from playoff contention during the post-game press conference after losing to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, Dec. 14, 2025.

Just after his release from the Kansas City Chiefs, there was news that a vet NFL cut is signing with the New England Patriots in Week 17.

Quarterback Justin Herbert meets with the media to discuss the Week 15 victory/matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Kansas legislative leadership voted unanimously Monday in a closed door meeting to issue STAR bonds to build a new stadium for the Kansas City Chiefs. More information about the deal is expected at a news conference called by Kansas Gov.