The Kansas City Chiefs will have a new starting left tackle this year. After Joe Thuney, an excellent guard forced into protecting quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ blind side, struggled in Super Bowl LIX,

The Kansas City Chiefs plan to franchise-tag right guard Trey Smith this offseason, but doing so could prevent the franchise from solving a significant need.

The Kansas City Chiefs may have lost the Super Bowl but they've already scored a big win prior to the start of NFL free agency by placing the franchise tag on offensive guard Trey Smith.

When free agency begins next week, the Chiefs will target Ronnie Stanley, the nine-year veteran who is the best left tackle on the market.

Following a brutal loss for the Chiefs in the Super Bowl, the focus turns toward free agency. The Chiefs have one of their most talented players set to hit the open market: offens

The Kansas City Chiefs need to improve their offensive line this offseason. They also have to resign their top lineman to a new deal. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes needs to be protected.

The Kansas City Chiefs are expected to franchise tag guard Trey Smith, leaving the team with a big decision about running back Isiah Pacheco, who's entering the final year of his deal.

After missing out on Trey Smith, the Chicago Bears wasted no time pursuing and acquiring another standout Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman: All-Pro Joe Thun

Kansas City is keeping the Pro Bowl guard for another year, making him the highest paid guard in the league in the process.

Smith is a two-time Super Bowl champion with the Chiefs, and was named to the 2024 Pro Bowl. He is a major piece of Kansas City's offensive line, especially coming off a Super Bowl loss where the O-line's problems were front and center.

The Chiefs will look different in 2025. The team has agreed to trade four-time All-Pro offensive lineman Joe Thuney to the Bears for a 2026 fourth-round pick, NFL Network first reported Wednesday morning.