Travis Kelce’s 2025 Outlook for Chiefs After Super Bowl Slip-Up originally appeared on Athlon Sports. For most NFL teams, reaching the Super Bowl is enough to define a season as a success. For the Kansas City Chiefs, a dynasty that has been dominating the league, falling short in their attempt at a three-peat was a significant setback.

Smith’s stature helps explain why they were willing to trade stalwart Joe Thuney (sixth on that very list but now 32 years old), essentially helping fund this move to seal up a mainstay who is only 26 and presumably entering the prime of his career.

As it so happens, Nebraska will be playing their first game of the season at Arrowhead Stadium–the Chiefs' home field–and Raiola recently reacted to the news on Instagram, writing “my guy @patrickmahomes” over an ESPN post about the game.

Travis Kelce issued a strong warning to the NFL, declaring the Kansas City Chiefs are far from finished after their Super Bowl LIX loss. Kelce, fueled

Super Bowl LIX had a lot riding on it for the Kansas City Chiefs. Not only were they battling to become the first team in NFL history to win three consecutive S

Despite an uncharacteristic finish to their 2024 season, the Kansas City Chiefs are far from finished. Their 40-22 Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles raised eyebrows and