"There's a lot of great players in this league, but not a lot of great finishers." If you ever made it up to camp during Eric Bieniemy's time in KC, you probably remember him yelling "finish!" over and over again. Here's where that mentality comes from ⤵️

Creed Humphrey is one of six finalists for the inaugural "Protector of the Year Award." The winner will be announced on February 5 at NFL Honors.

“It was an opportunity to come home.” Eric Bieniemy was fired up to be back in KC on Wednesday, and he’s ready to get to work ⤵️ chfs.me/4bvsVHP

"We'll be disciplined and detailed in everything in how we handle our business. There's a standard of performance and excellence that will be expected. - Eric Bieniemy on taking over as the Chiefs' OC

"I'm fired up about this opportunity, and it's time to get back in the saddle." - Eric Bieniemy on returning to Kansas City

Coach Bieniemy is scheduled to speak with the media today at 2 pm CT. The presser will stream live on the Chiefs' YouTube page.

"It’s good to get him back in the building. I think we all know the energy that Eric brings, and what he gives to a football team...There's nobody like EB on the field." - Coach Reid on Eric Bieniemy returning to the Chiefs

The Chiefs’ team awards, as voted on by the players: Derrick Thomas (MVP): Patrick Mahomes Mack Lee Hill (Rookie of the Year): Ashton Gillotte Ed Block Courage Award: George Karlaftis

Eric Bieniemy is officially back with the Chiefs as Offensive Coordinator, returning to the role he manned from 2018-22. Welcome back, Coach EB!

Creed Humphrey was named to the PFWA 2025 All-NFL team. Travis Kelce joined Humphrey on the All-AFC squad.

"I want to be ready for Week 1. The doctor said I could be, [and while we] can't predict what's going to happen throughout the process, that's my goal.” Patrick Mahomes shared an update on his rehab progress, and by the sounds of it, so far, so good. chfs.me/4pNkdbl

"It's a long process, but I'm excited for it." Patrick Mahomes spoke about his injury rehab so far and what his goals are moving forward.

Patrick Mahomes says his rehab is going great so far, and the goal is to be ready for Week 1. Plenty of work ahead, but sounds like the process is off to a great start.

Here's a look at some important dates to know over the next several months as the Chiefs' offseason gets underway ⤵️ chfs.me/4pvmec0

Creed Humphrey was named an AP First-Team All-Pro for the second straight season. It's the third overall AP All-Pro nod for Humphrey, who also earned Second Team honors in 2022.

Travis Kelce won the Walter Payton Man of the Year Charity Challenge, doing so for the second year in a row (and third time overall). A member of the Chiefs has now won the challenge in five of the last six years.

"It was important that when they left here they understood what needs to be taken care of." Coach Reid spoke about his message to the Chiefs' rookie class heading into the offseason.

"He's doing great...He'll go ahead and stay here for the majority of the time rehabbing. He's been in there grinding." - Coach Reid on Patrick Mahomes' injury rehab

With the 2025 season now in the books, the Chiefs' opponents for next year are finalized: Home: Broncos, Chargers, Raiders, Cardinals, Colts, Jets, Patriots, 49ers Away: Broncos, Chargers, Raiders, Bengals, Bills, Dolphins, Falcons, Rams, Seahawks

The Chiefs fall to the Raiders, 14-12. Tough season for KC comes to an end, and the work on 2026 begins now.

Carlson knocks a 60-yard field goal through to give Las Vegas the lead. LV 14, KC 12 8 seconds left in the game

The Chiefs take the lead as Butker connects on a 41-yard field goal. KC 12, LV 11 1:01 left in the game

Buechele finds Hollywood Brown for 51 yards down to the Raiders’ 23-yard line.

Harrison Butker is good from 47 yards. LV 11, KC 9 3:33 left in the game

Ethan Downs rips the ball free in kick coverage and the Chiefs take over just outside the red zone.

Buechele is sacked for a safety. LV 11, KC 6 4:37 left in the game

The Raiders take the lead with a 55-yard field goal. LV 9, KC 6 13:16 left in the game

Jaden Hicks saves a touchdown in coverage.

The Chiefs tie it up as Butker connects on a 40-yard field goal. KC 6, LV 6 4:11 left in the third quarter

Brashard Smith now has double-digit carries on the day. He’s averaging 5.4 yards-per-attempt.

That’s catch No. 1,079 for Travis Kelce. He moves past Terrell Owens for the eighth-most receptions in NFL history.

Shane Buechele is in the game for the Chiefs.

There’s the first catch of Jalen Royals’ career.

The Raiders take the lead with a 23-yard field goal. LV 6, KC 3 1:52 left in the second quarter

That’s a great play in punt coverage by Nazeeh Johnson.

The Raiders tie the game with a 32-yard field goal. KC 3, LV 3 7:20 left in the second quarter

Nohl Williams is gonna be a stud.

The Chiefs take the lead as Harrison Butker connects on a 36-yard field goal. KC 3, LV 0 4:58 left in the first quarter

Impressive play by Nohl Williams to get off his block and make that tackle in the open field.

The play was called back, but another fun Mahomes impression by Oladokun.

Chamarri Conner picks it off!

The Raiders won the toss and elected to defer. The Chiefs will receive the opening kickoff to begin today’s game.

Here are the Chiefs’ inactives for today’s game against Las Vegas: WR Xavier Worthy RB Isiah Pacheco CB Melvin Smith DE George Karlaftis DE Tyreke Smith OG Trey Smith DT Mike Pennel

Always gonna be in my feels whenever we’re back in this building. This spot!

Good morning from Allegiant Stadium. One final game before the Chiefs turn the page to next year.

Here’s the final injury report for the Chiefs and Raiders.

Trey Smith (ankle), Xavier Worthy (sick) and Jerry Tillery (personal) didn’t practice for the Chiefs today, per Coach Reid.

Here’s Thursday’s injury report for the Chiefs and Raiders.

Cooper McDonald will likely end the year as the Chiefs' top-graded special teamer based on internal metrics, per Coach Toub. From a rookie tryout player to appearing in every game. Really cool story.

Here’s Wednesday’s injury report for the Chiefs and Raiders.