Gray Area: How Will Chiefs Rookie Tight End Noah Gray Fit in KC's Offense?
The Kansas City Chiefs traded up only once in the 2021 NFL Draft, and it was for former Duke Blue Devils tight end Noah Gray. But despite his tight end label, Gray's role will be anything but traditional.
Chiefs Sign Former Broncos Defensive Back Will Parks
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed their first post-draft veteran, bringing former Denver Broncos and Philadelphia Eagles defensive back Will Parks to Kansas City.
Cornell Powell Will Do Whatever It Takes To Win
The Kansas City Chiefs were able to address their problem at wide receiver with the selection of Clemson wide receiver Cornell Powell at pick No. 181.
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Former Chiefs Left Tackle Eric Fisher Scheduled To Visit With Colts
Former Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Eric Fisher is set to visit the Indianapolis Colts later this week, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
Creed Humphrey Is No Stranger To Protecting Big-Time Quarterbacks
Kansas City Chiefs second-round selection Creed Humphrey has the opportunity to snap the ball to the best player in the league, but that's nothing new to him.
A Tale of Two Cities: Treatment of Mahomes in KC vs. Rodgers in Green Bay Tells the Story
Patrick Mahomes vs. Aaron Rodgers needs to happen, but the Green Bay Packers are threatening to rob us all of an all-time marquee matchup because they couldn't be bothered to support their all-time talent.
Chiefs Second-Round Pick Nick Bolton Is Ready To Compete At the Next Level
Kansas City Chiefs second-round pick Nick Bolton is ready to make an immediate impact in his first season.
Instant-Reaction: Chiefs Select IOL Trey Smith At No. 226 Overall in the 2021 NFL Draft
With the 226th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs selected Tennessee guard Trey Smith. The Arrowhead Report Roundtable gives their instant reactions on the Chiefs' first selection in this year's draft.
2021 NFL Draft: Kansas City Chiefs Recap and UDFA Tracker
Now that the 2021 NFL Draft is over for the Kansas City Chiefs, let's take a look at how they did and the moves they continue to make post-draft.
Chiefs Select IOL Trey Smith At No. 226 Overall in the 2021 NFL Draft
With the 226th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs selected Tennessee interior offensive lineman Trey Smith.
Instant-Reaction: Chiefs Select Wide Receiver Cornell Powell At No. 181 Overall in the 2021 NFL Draft
With the 181st pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs selected Clemson wide receiver Cornell Powell. The Arrowhead Report Roundtable gives their instant reactions on the Chiefs' first selection in this year's draft.
Chiefs Select Wide Receiver Cornell Powell At No. 181 Overall in the 2021 NFL Draft
With the 181st pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs selected Clemson wide receiver Cornell Powell.
Instant-Reaction: Chiefs Trade Up to Select Tight End Noah Gray At No. 162 Overall in the 2021 NFL Draft
With the 162nd pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs traded up and selected Duke tight end Noah Gray. The Arrowhead Report Roundtable gives their instant reactions on the Chiefs' first selection in this year's draft.
Chiefs Trade Up to Select Tight End Noah Gray At No. 162 Overall in the 2021 NFL Draft
With the 162nd pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs selected Duke tight end Noah Gray.
Instant-Reaction: Chiefs Select Joshua Kaindoh At No. 144 Overall in the 2021 NFL Draft
With the 144th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs selected Florida State edge rusher Joshua Kaindoh. The Arrowhead Report Roundtable gives their instant reactions on the Chiefs' first selection in this year's draft.
Chiefs Select Joshua Kaindoh At No. 144 Overall in the 2021 NFL Draft
With the 144th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs selected Florida State EDGE Joshua Kaindoh.
Former Chiefs Center Tim Grunhard to be Inducted into Chiefs Hall of Fame
Tim Grunhard is the newest member of the Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame.
NFL Draft Day 3: Who's Left for the Kansas City Chiefs?
Day three of the 2021 NFL Draft is upon us. Which positions should the Kansas City Chiefs focus on, and who's still available for them to pick?
Chiefs Opt For Safe, Not Flashy Second-Round Selections
The Kansas City Chiefs leaned towards safe picks over flashy ones in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, but they also got bigger, stronger, and better with their first two selections.