As much as we hate it, not every great player to play for the Kansas City Chiefs can finish their career with the team. Many beloved former Chiefs players have come and gone throughout the years. Our best memories of those players are from when they played at Arrowhead Stadium, but they go on to make new memories on different teams. Most of the time it’s strange to see these … [Read more...] about 19 Chiefs greats who played for other teams you may have forgotten about
SLATE: Memorials on Memorial Day
What a garbage weekend. | Rob Ferguson-USA TODAY Sports RIP to a legend, a Wildcat, and a program There is no news regarding current Kansas State activities this morning. However, the last few days have seen some sad passings, so on this Memorial Day, an in memoriam: First we say goodbye to Evan Simpson, who passed away due to cancer last week in Texas but it took a bit for … [Read more...] about SLATE: Memorials on Memorial Day
The Daily Mauling: The Memorial Mauling
Photo by Nick Tre. Smith/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Feels like I’m wearing...nothin’ at all, nothin’ at all! Nothin’ at all! The Rock Chalkboard Scouting Sunday: KU's Dajuan Harris has valuable blend of skillsSelf, however, has been particularly effusive with praise for Dajuan Harris in his year sitting out with KU basketball. He's talked up his skills and said he was … [Read more...] about The Daily Mauling: The Memorial Mauling
Arrowheadlines: Travis Kelce placed behind George Kittle in NFL.com’s latest TE rankings
Photo by Rich Graessle/PPI/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Chiefs headlines for Monday, May 25 The latest Kyler Murray will win 2020 NFL MVP; plus, LeBron James a HOF TE? | NFL.com 2. Travis Kelce Kansas City Chiefs · TE The first tight end in NFL history to post four straight 1,000-yard seasons is an unstoppable force on the perimeter. Kelce is a crafty route runner … [Read more...] about Arrowheadlines: Travis Kelce placed behind George Kittle in NFL.com’s latest TE rankings
Why a fourth-and-15 play isn’t a gimme — even for Patrick Mahomes
Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images The league will be better off to adopt the fourth-and-15 rule to replace onside kickoffs — even if Patrick Mahomes is attempting some of them. Will the NFL’s proposed rule change — which would give teams the option to replace an onside kick with a normal fourth-and-15 play from their own 25-yard line — give a substantial advantage to the … [Read more...] about Why a fourth-and-15 play isn’t a gimme — even for Patrick Mahomes
Chiefs post Memorial Day tribute
Photo by Scott Winters/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Kansas City Chiefs posted a video commemorating Memorial Day on Monday morning. To all those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.Thank you. pic.twitter.com/9wO4Y6gXWn— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) May 25, 2020 From all of us at Arrowhead Pride, have a happy and safe Memorial Day. … [Read more...] about Chiefs post Memorial Day tribute
How many of the Chiefs’ 2018 draft picks will make the Week 1 roster?
Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Episode 152 of the Arrowhead Pride Laboratory is here! The latest edition of the Arrowhead Pride Laboratory opens up our Kansas City Chiefs’ mailbag. Over or under? 2.5 draft picks from 2018 make the Chiefs’ Week 1 roster This is a great question. The players still available are defensive end Breeland Speaks (second round), defensive … [Read more...] about How many of the Chiefs’ 2018 draft picks will make the Week 1 roster?
Kansas basketball: Creighton game should provide checkup for Jayhawks
Kansas basketball will be taking on a hyped up Creighton squad to begin December, and the game should be a good indicator of where the Jayhawks are at. Kansas basketball is set to play a really tough non-conference schedule next season that will include Kentucky, Colorado, USC, and possibly Virginia and UCLA too. One of […] Kansas basketball: Creighton game should provide … [Read more...] about Kansas basketball: Creighton game should provide checkup for Jayhawks
Kansas basketball: Three-point shooting will be more critical next season
Kansas basketball relied heavily on scoring in the paint last season; however, that could change next year. Last season, Kansas basketball scored the majority of their points in the paint according to KenPom. That’s to be expected when you have arguably the most dominant big man in college basketball and a speedy point guard that […] Kansas basketball: Three-point shooting will … [Read more...] about Kansas basketball: Three-point shooting will be more critical next season