The Kansas City Chiefs’ loss to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday is officially in the rearview mirror heading into Tuesday. The team is set to resume practices ahead of their matchup against the Arizona Cardinals on Saturday and should be able to iron out some of the kinks that doomed their efforts in the Big Easy to failure.
Check out all the top Chiefs stories and more on today’s edition of Chiefs check-in for the morning of Tuesday, August 15:
1. Stock watch breaks down risers and fallers of Chiefs' preseason loss
Our Ed Easton Jr. broke down all of Kansas City’s risers and fallers after the Chiefs’ loss to the Saints on Sunday.
Top highlights took the edge off Chiefs' loss
We looked all of the Chiefs’ top plays against the Saints to help take the edge off of the brutal preseason loss.
Our schedule preview looked at Kansas City's Week 13 matchup against the Packers
Our Nicolas Roesch took an early look at the Chiefs’ Week 13 matchup against the Packers.
These eight players were the biggest winners of Kansas City's performance against the Saints
We broke down all of the Chiefs’ top performers against the Saints, doing our best to find the silver lining in Kansas City’s unexpected loss.
Injury update from Andy Reid shed light on Kansas City's depth
Andy Reid updated reporters about all of the Chiefs’ injuries against the Saints in his postgame press conference.
Around the AFC West
- The Broncos made two roster moves on Monday ahead of their second preseason matchup.
- Raiders Wire broke down the five highest-graded players of Las Vegas’ first preseason game.
- The Chargers waived Mizzou legend Larry Rountree on Monday, paving the way for the former Tiger to catch on with a new team.
Around the NFL
- The Texans saw a brief tussle break out at their Monday practice session.
- 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy will practice without restrictions for the first time ahead of San Francisco’s second preseason game.
- Vikings Wire revealed that an ear infection limited tight end T.J. Hockensen’s appearances in training camp.
- Bears Wire revealed their 53-man roster projection ahead of Chicago’s second preseason game.
