Schedule
| Preseason | |
|---|---|
| @ | |
| @ | |
| vs | |
| Regular season | |
| @ | |
| vs | |
| @ | |
| vs | |
| @ | |
| vs | |
| vs | |
| vs | |
| @ | |
BYE
| — |
| @ | |
| vs | |
| @ | |
| vs | |
| vs | |
| @ | |
| vs | |
| @ |
Now Playing
Share Video
Link copied!
-
0:44Top Undrafted Free Agent RB Signing
-
1:092026 NFL Draft Grades: Chiefs
-
0:46Pete Prisco Loves This Pick… But Calls This One a HUGE Reach | 2026 NFL Draft
-
1:50Pete Prisco's Favorite NFL Draft Class: Kansas City Chiefs
-
0:292026 NFL Draft Grades: Chiefs Select Cyrus Allen No. 176
-
0:272026 NFL Draft Grades: Chiefs Select Emmett Johnson No. 161
-
0:312026 NFL Draft Grades: Chiefs Select Jadon Canady No. 109
-
1:15Pete's Biggest Day 2 Winners: Kansas City Chiefs
-
0:582026 NFL Draft Grades: Chiefs Select R Mason Thomas No. 40
-
1:00Chiefs Trade Up for CB Mansoor Delane at No. 6
-
11:24Breaking Down Josh Edwards' Day 2 NFL Mock Draft
-
0:34Mansoor Delane Was The Only Cornerback Taken In The Top 10
-
0:432026 NFL Draft Grades: Chiefs Select Peter Woods No. 29
-
0:452026 NFL Draft grades: Chiefs trading up for Mansoor Delane at No. 6 shows some desperation
-
1:48Will Jordyn Tyson Be The Best WR From the 2026 Class?
-
1:45Can Fernando Mendoza Change the Raiders' Fortunes?
-
1:44Which Defensive Back Will Go First In The NFL Draft?
-
17:10The Making of an NFL-Ready Prospect in the 2026 Draft
-
1:32Jordyn Tyson Primed to Be First WR Taken
-
0:45Favorite NFL Draft Bets: Chiefs Address Secondary
Top Chiefs News
-
Chiefs' Garrett Nussmeier: Slide ends in Kansas City
The Chiefs selected Nussmeier in the seventh round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 249th overall.
There was a fair amount of mainstream media hype for Nussmeier to go on Day 2 of the draft, so for him to fall into the late seventh makes him a harmless, all-upside pick for the Chiefs. The Chiefs of course hope Nussmeier won't need to see the field right away, but all it might take is a good start or two to make Nussmeier a fought-over trade target a few years from now. In the meantime, the Chiefs will likely be happy if Nussmeier can merely stick on the roster as a backup -- an outcome that was taken as a foregone conclusion by most draft observers as recently as the morning before the Chiefs picked him. Nussmeier (6-foot-2, 203 pounds) is smallish and struggled a concerning amount during his LSU career, including in his most recent season. Nussmeier's completion percentage was poor in his first four years -- 64.2 as a fourth-year player was his career high to that point -- and then in 2025 Nussmeier's YPA dropped to 6.7 yards. This is probably another Quinn Ewers sort of scenario.
... See More ... See Less -
-
Chiefs' Cyrus Allen: Lands in Kansas City
The Chiefs selected Allen in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 176th overall.
Allen (5-foot-11, 180 pounds) led Cincinnati with 674 receiving yards while totaling a career-high 13 touchdowns across as many games in 2025, and he also logged stints at Louisiana Tech and Texas A&M during his collegiate career. He assisted his draft profile courtesy of a strong showing at the Senior Bowl and a solid showing at the NFL Combine (4.49-second 40-yard dash), but given that Nikko Remigio, Jalen Royals, Jason Brownlee, Jimmy Holiday and Andrew Armstrong are all also competing for depth opportunities behind starting wideouts Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy and Tyquan Thornton, Allen may have to show competence on special teams this offseason in order to earn a spot on the 53-man roster.
... See More ... See Less -
Chiefs' Emmett Johnson: Lands with Chiefs
The Chiefs selected Johnson in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 161st overall.
Johnson (5-foot-10, 202 pounds) broke out in 2025, his fourth season with Nebraska, starting all 12 games and totaling 251 carries for 1,451 yards (No. 1 in the Big Ten) and 12 touchdowns while adding 46 catches for 370 receiving yards and another three scores. While Johnson's production, lateral agility and pass-catching chops stand out, his testing numbers were merely average, though he improved on his 4.56-second NFL Combine 40-yard dash with a 4.49-second total at Nebraska's pro day. Despite falling to the fifth round, Johnson's landing spot in head coach Andy Reid's offense is intriguing, with Emari Demercado and Brashard Smith representing his most notable competition for reserve work behind new No. 1 running back Kenneth Walker. Johnson's upside case may be limited to that of a change-of-pace role behind Walker, but he'll be a solid candidate to produce with such a gig if he can secure consistent opportunities.
... See More ... See Less -
-
Chiefs' Jadon Canady: Selected by Chiefs
The Chiefs selected Canady in the fourth round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 109th overall.
Canady (5-foot-10, 181 pounds) might primarily play slot corner for the Chiefs, but he might be more than that, too. Most recently a standout at Oregon, Canady spent the prior two years at Mississippi, redshirting the first after arriving from Tulane, where he was a true freshman starter but suffered a torn ACL and meniscus late into his sophomore year. Canady's knee has seemingly cooperated since then, and his pro day testing was just good enough (4.49 40, 37.5-inch vertical, 127-inch broad jump) to confirm that Canady's playmaking ability should withstand the jump to the NFL.
... See More ... See Less -
Chiefs' R Mason Thomas: Chosen by Chiefs
The Chiefs selected Thomas in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 40th overall.
Thomas (6-foot-2, 241 pounds) is undersized in terms of both height and frame, but that didn't prevent him from tallying a combined 15.5 sacks across 23 appearances with Oklahoma over the last two seasons, earning first- and second-team All-SEC honors those years. George Karlaftis is established as a starter for Kansas City's pass rush, which veteran DT Chris Jones remains the anchor of, leaving Thomas in position to compete with 2025 third-rounder Ashton Gillotte and 2023 first-rounder Felix Anudike-Uzomah (hamstring) for snaps.
... See More ... See Less -
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Chiefs' Peter Woods: Picked by Kansas City
The Chiefs selected Woods in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 29th overall.
Woods (6-foot-3, 298 pounds) was a huge recruit for Clemson and provided quality play as a three-year starter, but it's difficult to find evidence of production and his ostensible utility as a two-gap run stuffer might not translate easily to the NFL given his light build, short arms and poor athletic testing. If Woods makes a positive impact with Kansas City it evidently might not show up in the box score, so he'll need to eat blocks.
... See More ... See Less -
-
Chiefs' Mansoor Delane: Lands with Kansas City
The Chiefs selected Delane in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft, sixth overall.
Kansas City traded up from the ninth pick to snag the sixth choice from the Browns. Delane was evidently coveted by the Chiefs to the point that they could not bear to miss out on him, and that's not terribly shocking given that the Rams poached both of the Chiefs' prior starting corners -- Trent McDuffie (trade) and Jaylen Watson (free agency) -- earlier this offseason. Delane (6-feet, 182 pounds) initially built up his game at Virginia Tech, where he was a memorable true-freshman starter before transferring to LSU for his fourth collegiate season. With so much quality experience and production to go with his 4.38-second pro day 40, it's understandable why the Chiefs were determined to reel in Delane as their new CB1.
... See More ... See Less -
-
-
Team Statistical Rankings
| Rushing | Passing | Overall | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Off. |
106.6 (25th) |
232.2 (16th) |
320.6 (20th) |
| Def. |
105.7 (9th) |
205.1 (7th) |
301.5 (10th) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
|---|---|
| P. Mahomes QB Patrick Mahomes QB | Knee - ACL |
| J. Fields QB Justin Fields QB | Knee |
| T. Smith G Trey Smith G | Ankle |
| E. Scott, Jr. CB Eric Scott, Jr. CB | Undisclosed |
| C. Roland-Wallace CB Christian Roland-Wallace CB | Back |