The Kansas City Chiefs have been at Arrowhead Stadium in the Truman Sports Complex since 1972 after moving from Municipal Stadium.
Arrowhead has undergone numerous renovations and remains one of the NFL’s premier stadiums, but with their lease at the Truman Sports Complex set to expire in 2031, the Chiefs are exploring a lot of different options. That includes options that would have the team no longer playing in the state of Missouri and moving across the border to Kansas.
At the NFL’s owners’ meetings in Palm Beach, Florida, The Ringer’s Kevin Clark asked Donovan about potential new stadium options. Donovan said that the team has been pitched by developers in the state of Kansas. It could end up becoming a legitimate option for the team, despite their commitment to tradition and Lamar Hunt’s legacy.