2025 NFL Free Agency: Tracking Every Chiefs Move

It is finally here. The 2025 NFL free agency period is upon us with the legal tampering period beginning this afternoon.

The Chiefs are not expected to be big players in free agency as they continue to have limited cap space, perpetuated by recent signings/ moved.

GM Brett Veach and HC Andy Reid have a lot of work ahead of them as the team looks to make their fourth straight Super Bowl.

Veach spoke about the tackle position at the NFL Combine.

"I think, like every offseason, I don't want to speak for all the teams but I think every offseason it's offensive line and defensive line. I mean, you got to get a quarterback, right, and so we have one, and we're blessed to have one. But I think if you look at how we've handled the offseasons, whether it was a Joe Thuney or trading for a (Orlando) Brown or a (Jawaan) Taylor or Frank Clark or Chris Jones, it's Mike Danna last year." Said Veach. "We're always investing in the offensive and defensive lines. It's just some years you have more numbers to work with than others."

"That would probably be a similar challenge this year, and it's just coming up with some different, unique plans. But I think our priority is always on the fronts first, and this will be no different."

So, what moves will the Chiefs ultimately make this week as they have their first opportunity to reload? We are about to find out, and the team certainly made it even more interesting with a number of big moves last week.

The team traded away Joe Thuney and franchise tagged Trey Smith.

This week offers the Chiefs their best chance to take a look at how to replace them and rebuild the roster.

So, what is next? We are about to find out.

Make sure you keep up with us here as we track every possible Chiefs move. From signings, former players moving onto a different squad, latest reports, and more, we will keep track of every free agency related right here in one spot.

So buckle in and get ready. The free agency frenzy is set to begin.

Chiefs agree to terms with Jaylon Moore

The Chiefs have added a new offensive tackle in the form of San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle Jaylon Moore, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Moore's deal is for two-years, $30 million.

Chiefs agree to terms with Elijah Mitchell

According to Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz, the Jaguars are signing 49ers running back Elijah Mitchell to a one-year deal.

Sources: The #Chiefs are signing RB Elijah Mitchell worth up to $3.5M. pic.twitter.com/epIYCXPaEv
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) March 10, 2025

Chiefs lose a defensive playmaker

A big piece of the Chiefs' defensive line is moving on, with defensive tackle Tershawn Wharton heading to the Carolina Panthers on a three-year deal per Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz.

Chiefs add secondary help

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Chiefs have signed cornerback Kristain Fulton with a two-year, $20 million deal.

Chiefs lose a key piece

The Chiefs are seeing an important part of their secondary move on in free agency, with safety Justin Reid heading to the New Orleans Saints per ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Chiefs lose a weapon

According to Schultz, Chief wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is signing a one-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens,

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