Report: Chiefs sign former Pro Bowl offensive tackle D.J. Humphries
According to a report from Fox Sports NFL insider Jordan Schultz, Kansas City is signing former Pro Bowl offensive tackle D.J. Humphries. The 30-year-old offensive lineman who played collegiately at Florida has started 98 career games in eight NFL seasons, all of which came with the Arizona Cardinals.
Kansas City Chiefs sign former Pro Bowler to add depth at left tackle, per report
Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach is adding depth to the team’s left tackle position. Former Arizona Cardinals player DJ Humphries, a Pro Bowler in 2021, will be joining the Chiefs after getting medically cleared this week from a torn ACL,
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The homes of Kelce and Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes were broken into within days of each other last month.
En route to the Super Bowl LVIII championship, the Chiefs beat the Bills in Buffalo in an AFC Divisional playoff game. Kelce ...
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Travis Kelce Says Chiefs Are Going ‘Back to the Drawing Board’ After 1st Loss of NFL SeasonTravis Kelce is keeping his head in the game after his team's first loss of the NFL season. Kelce, 35, and the Kansas City ...
There is still a chance Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco and/or defensive end Charles Omenihu could play in Sunday’s matchup against the Panthers, but their practice status has remained unchained.
You can listen on SiriusXM satellite radio on channel 225 (Bills feed) and channel 382 (Chiefs feed), and on traditional ...
Former players for the Kansas City Chiefs have been named as semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2025.
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