All the buzz as the Chiefs returned from their bye week has been about Xavier Worthy tipping off his routes, thanks to a studious Bills rooki

The Indianapolis Colts continue to set the standard for NFL offenses, but which teams are on their heels? Enter the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs.

NFL fans aren't happy with the latest development regarding the Kansas City Chiefs ahead of Week 11's matchup vs. the Broncos.

One player who has played a big part in their success over the years in Chris Jones. Jones is the leader of the defense and a six-time Pro Bowler. Jones spoke to the media on Thursday and discussed the release of former Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle Khalen Saunders.

The Chiefs have not been the dominant team we are used to seeing this season. But the rest of the league has not taken advantage of that. How are these teams making mistakes, letting them hang around?

Relocation is a very real possibility for the Chiefs. The team’s lease with Arrowhead Stadium expires in January 2031, and Jackson County residents opposed the city’s sales tax proposal designed to help fund the stadiums for the Chiefs and MLB's Kansas City Royals.

In Buffalo's defense, this was a classic trap game. The Bills played the Chiefs in Week 9 and they have this game in Week 11, so there's a 50% chance they didn't even bother game-planning for the Dolphins, who were 2-7 going into the game.

The 26-year-old just dropped some seriously sweet vacation snaps during the Chiefs’ bye week, and the internet had thoughts.

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The Kansas City Chiefs desperately need to beat the Denver Broncos to gain ground in the AFC West race they’ve won nine years running