Apparently, all the Chiefs needed to green light their offseason plans was an email from the NFL. Since the league confirmed the salary-cap number last week, $279.2 million per team, the Chiefs ...

Hopkins in free agency decided to go elsewhere and joined the Chiefs' AFC rival, the Baltimore Ravens -- where he looks to get back to form with quarterback Lamar Jackson. Sports Illustrated's ...

DeAndre Hopkins is hopping over to the other side of the Chiefs-Ravens rivalry. Baltimore is signing the three-time All-Pro wideout to a one-year, $6 million contract, NFL Network Insider Ian ...

Despite going 15-2 and being the No. 1 seed in the AFC, the Kansas City Chiefs ended the season on a sour note after losing to the Philadelphia Eagles 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX, ultimately failing ...

For the Chiefs and Bills, this move is a clear message: the Ravens aren't just contenders-they're coming for the AFC title.

"I'm going b*lls to the walls for this guy" NFL. Kansas City Chiefs' $23M Gamble: The surprising player holding the key to cap relief Everyone knows that there is a lot of work to do this off ...

The Kansas City Chiefs shocked many in the football world ... started all 17 season games last season for the Baltimore Ravens." Stanley scored a 70.7 overall grade from Pro Football Focus ...

WE DO NOT WANT TO HEAR FOR CHIEFS. KINGDOM CHIEFS WIDE RECEIVER DEANDRE HOPKINS IS EXPECTED TO SIGN WITH THE BALTIMORE RAVENS. SPORTS DIRECTOR LEN JENNINGS LIVE AT THE BIG 12 MEN’S BASKETBALL ...

Ex-Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has agreed to sign for the Baltimore Ravens, according to multiple reports. The 32-year-old is set to pen a one-year, $6million deal in ...

DeAndre Hopkins will be wearing a new jersey in 2025, as the five-time All-Pro and Pro Bowl wide receiver was reported to be joining the Baltimore Ravens ... the Kansas City Chiefs, where he ...

After coming up short in the NFL playoffs for the first time in three seasons, the Kansas City Chiefs will be going into the 2025 season with a relatively unfamiliar wide receiver group.