The Cincinnati Bengals could learn many things from the Kansas City Chiefs as they hope one offseason of change is enough to get right back to the playoffs and to contend. But one lesson from the Chiefs reigns far above anything else — get production from rookies right away.
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Isiah Pacheco's post-injury productivity is a problem for the Chiefs' ground gameSince Kansas City Chiefs Running Back Isiah Pacheco returned from a broken fibula injury that he sustained in week 2 of the NFL season versus the Cincinnati Ben
Superstar quarterback Joe Burrow played at an MVP level while superstar Ja'Marr Chase led the NFL in receiving yards -- meaning the Bengals' offense was up and running. With defensive woes holding the team back, the organization had to move on from defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo, who had spent six years with the club.
One prominent blogger has had enough of the Cincinnati #Bengals subreddit’s obsession with the Kansas City #Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes.
A week later, former Bengals running back Joe Mixon is in hot water with the NFL and fined — for comments he didn’t say. As it turns out, the comments were actually said by former Bengals wideout T.J. Houshmandzadeh.
The Cincinnati Bengals hired Notre Dame's Al Golden as their new defensive coordinator, the team announced Thursday.
Washington's three leading tacklers (Bobby Wagner, Jeremy Chinn, and Frankie Luvu) were all free agent signings. Washington's second-leading receiver, Zach Ertz (66 catches, 654 yards, and six touchdowns) was a free agent signing.
As rookie Jayden Daniels looks to upstage Jalen Hurts in the NFC, the QB battle in the AFC pits two future Hall of Famers against each other.
The Bills have famously been unable to beat the Chiefs in the playoffs in recent years. But there's a new wrinkle in their offense that could be the difference this time around.
Allen and Mahomes get a lot of the shine in this rivalry, but Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and Bills head coach Sean McDermott have a history, too. McDermott was an assistant under Reid with the Philadelphia Eagles for ten years before Reid fired him in 2010 as the team’s defensive coordinator.
Kansas City Chiefs receiver Kadarius Toney shows a picture on his phone of him slipping — and only his legs showing on the team’s film — from a run-through of the Chiefs’ ”Shuttle Corn Dog” play at Thursday’s Super Bowl practice. Jesse Newell, KC Star
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