The defending Super Bowl champions are addressing a need with a surprising decision. Former Jaguars tackle Jawaan Taylor is signing a four-year, $80 million deal with the Chiefs.

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Jim Trotter says Kansas City's offensive line was largely responsible for the Chiefs scoring 24 points over their final four possessions -- including a field goal in the game's final seconds that gave the franchise its second championship in four seasons.

Do the Kansas City Chiefs need to win Super Bowl LVII to be considered a dynasty? NFL.com's Kevin Patra pondered that question this week in Arizona, speaking with several Chiefs veterans, but Kansas City is more interested in taking care of business first this Sunday.

Throughout Super Bowl week, Kansas City coaches and players have beamed about rookie runner Isiah Pacheco, who's set to play a pivotal role for the Chiefs on Sunday versus the Philadelphia Eagles.

Is Tom Brady a system quarterback? Should the Buccaneers try to blitz Patrick Mahomes? Has Rob Gronkowski lost a step? Keegan Abdoo and Mike Band use Next Gen Stats to discern the truth behind some bold narratives surrounding Super Bowl LV.

Chris Wesseling assesses the landscape of NFL offenses now that the draft has concluded and the majority of free-agent signings are in the books. Which units are the most potent? Here are the top 10 attacks heading into the 2020 season.

LeSean McCoy is officially inactive for Super Bowl LIV. The Kansas City Chiefs running back was among the team's seven inactives ahead of Sunday's showdown with the San Francisco 49ers.

Chris Jones is going to give it a go Sunday. After missing the Divisional Round with a calf injury, the Chiefs defensive tackle will be active for the AFC Championship Game against the Titans.

The final week of the 2019 regular season is upon us. Here is a full tally of the official injury report and gameday designations for all 16 Sunday games.

Week 16 of the 2019 season is upon us. Here is a full tally of the official injury report and gameday designations for all 15 games this weekend.

Week 8 is here! Check out the full tally of the official injury report and gameday designations for all 13 Sunday games.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was declared out for this Sunday's game, coach Andy Reid told reporters on Friday. Mahomes suffered a dislocated kneecap in last week's win over the Broncos.

New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara (ankle/knee) did not participate at practice Wednesday. Plus other news we're monitoring around the league.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported there is optimism Kansas City Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill will be cleared to play this week against the Texans. Hill suffered a clavicle injury in Week 1.

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports Jets tight end Chris Herndon is likely out two weeks after suffering a hamstring injury last Friday. Plus other injuries we're monitoring around the league.

While sacking Patrick Mahomes on the Chiefs' final play from scrimmage, Colts DE Kemoko Turay broke his ankle. Indianapolis announced the second-year lineman will miss the rest of the season.

Here's a team-by-team rundown of every player cut as NFL general managers trim their rosters to the mandatory 53-player limit by Saturday's 4 p.m. ET deadline.

"GMFB" discusses the current state and changes with the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.

Offensive tackle Andrew Wylie joins "NFL Now" to explain how the Kansas Chiefs held the Philadelphia Eagles without a sack in Super Bowl LVII.

Breaking down the Kansas City Chiefs' five most notable impending free agents for '23 offseason on "NFL Now."

"GMFB" shares who they believe were the unsung heroes of Super Bowl LVII.

"GMFB" awards Super Bowl Sunday game balls.

Actor, Chiefs fan Eric Stonestreet brings Chiefs offensive tackle Andrew Wylie to his post-game interview amid team's zero-sack performance,

"GMFB" discusses what is the single best matchup of Super Bowl LVII.

The "Good Morning Football" crew compare members of the Kansas City Chiefs to possible Harry Potter characters.