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Find all of the speeches from the #Chiefs' Super Bowl LVII rally here:

#Chiefs GM Brett Veach predicted a 1000-yard rusher would emerge from the late rounds of the 2022 NFL draft. He found that player in Isiah Pacheco:

San Diegans may be sick of hearing about the greatness of coach Andy Reid, who was hard on the final few San Diego Chargers teams after the rival Kansas City Chiefs hired him in 2013.

Sunday brought a second Lombardi Trophy and a second heroic performance from a one-of-a-kind quarterback, the coach who can’t stop winning and the GM he helped shape.

After three trips to the Super Bowl in the past four years and two world championships, the Chiefs QB has replaced Tom Brady as the face of the NFL.

Say this for the Bears: when they revamped their front office a year ago, they took from the best.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Back in 2020 when the Chiefs earned a return to the Super Bowl for the first time in 50 years, chairman and CEO Clark Hunt let on that his mother, Norma, had been all but drumming her fingertips on a table anticipating the moment.

Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel calls the plays. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa throws the passes. Wide receiver Tyreek Hill catches those passes. Soon-to-be defensive coordinator Vic Fangio will run the defense.

Eric Stonestreet is an actor on Modern Family, an Emmy winner and a Kansas City, Kan., native. He’s also big into sports, whether driving the pace car at NASCAR races or rooting for his beloved Chiefs. And while he’s wary of overstating his connections with Kansas City’s front office, he…

For one quarterback, 2017 marked the beginning; for the other, the beginning of an end. But tension? No. Not between Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith and the rookie his team had traded up for. Patrick Mahomes could play. Smith could help him play better, faster—if, that is, he wanted to mentor…

Denver’s head coach made clear in his introductory press conference Monday that there’s going to be some changes in how the Broncos operate on and off the field.