Nick Jacobs

The story line all season long will be about if the Chiefs are able to three-peat. The Chiefs are a team who knows how to win when it matters the most.

The Kansas City Chiefs head into the 2025 season fresh off a Super Bowl LIX loss with positions that will need attention. These are ranked by immediate need to compete in 2025 and beyond.

This board isn’t a reflection of other teams or schemes. Instead, it is based on who can help the Chiefs' roster during the four years of their rookie contract.

The premise in this one is what I would do in the shoes of Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach.

A trade back to pick up an additional 4th and 5th round pick will do wonders for flexibility at multiple spots among running back, linebacker, tight end and corner.

This is my first and only attempt at predicting the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Pass rushers will likely go early because of the Philadelphia Eagles' performance in the Super Bowl.

Here is the annual analysis of the Kansas City Chiefs' schedule with early predictions. There will be an additional one in the fall after the 53-man roster is finalized.

The Chiefs will likely need to pull a number from this position group to add for an additional tight end or wide receiver.

As the Chiefs reduce their roster to 53, Nick Jacobs gives his final breakdown of who stays, who goes and a couple of impact names.

The Kansas City Current are headed back to the NWSL playoffs. The team clinched their postseason bid after a 2-0 victory over the North Carolina Courage.