Amidst his long-term contract negotiations with Kansas City's front office, offensive guard Trey Smith joined Kay Adams on the "Up and Adams" show on Thursday. Smith reflected on the Super Bowl loss, and explained how the team is using it to fuel them entering the 2025 season.

The Chiefs elected to franchise tag guard Trey Smith this offseason instead of letting him hit free agency. Now, Smith and Kansas City are facing a July 15 deadline to strike a long-term deal. In a recent interview with Up & Adams,

FanDuel Sports Network broadcast Kay Adams’ interview with the Kansas City Chiefs’ franchise-tagged right guard Trey Smith, who was in Chicago to shoot a State Farm commercial with Patrick Mahomes. After being told that during Mahomes’ interview with Adams,

So when Chiefs guard Trey Smith joined the New Heights podcast last week, it was no surprise the conversation turned to barbecue. Smith's choice of barbecue, however, was revealing. Travis Kelce asked Smith to name his perfect barbecue plate. Smith didn't hesitate when he mentioned one of KC's most famous restaurants: Jack Stack.

Creed Humphrey dramatically changed the pay scale for centers last preseason. He signed a four-year, $72 million extension, averaging $18 million per year. Humphrey's $50.315 million in guarantees and $35 million fully guaranteed at signing are the most ever for a center.

The Chiefs have most of their 2025 roster set, but one outlet is arguing for an addition on the offensive side of the ball. The post Outlet’s Biggest Remaining Chiefs Need Is Puzzling for Offense appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Royals announced Tuesday that 28-year-old Cam Devanney got the call up to the MLB club. The race, 20 years running, aims to highlight clean water conservation and the vital drinking water that comes from the Missouri River.

The Kansas City Chiefs are no strangers to making tough personnel decisions during their championship window, and ss the July 15 deadline to negotiate a long-term contract with Tre