"This would be juicy," Barnwell writes. "With Travis Kelce dropping to last in ESPN's Receiver Scores and additions such as Marquise Brown and DeAndre Hopkins failing to sustain their impact, the Chiefs were essentially down to rookie first-rounder Xavier Worthy as their only reliable receiver in the Super Bowl. You saw how that went.

Marquise "Hollywood" Brown recently posted a cryptic message on social media, hinting at his potential return to the Kansas City Chiefs. The message, "That work gone show.. ⏳," has left fans speculating about his future with the team.

As the NFL Scouting Combine dominates headlines, free agency discussions are quietly taking shape behind the scenes. Among the players up for grabs this offseason is wide receive

With a couple of receivers entering the offseason as free agents, including Cooper, the Bills may have to address this position in free agency. The Athletic's Mike Jones believes he has the perfect fit for Buffalo, predicting it will sign Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown.

Despite making it all the way to the Super Bowl once again, the Kansas City Chiefs have their offseason work cut out for them. There are clear areas of need and improvement on the team – primarily left tackle;

The Kansas City Chiefs received encouraging news recently with the announcements that tight end Travis Kelce will return for the 2025 season and a franchise tag had been put on standout right guard Trey Smith.

Brown, 27, totaled just 141 receiving yards in five games with the Chiefs, including playoffs. But he has a 1,000-yard season under his belt (2021 with the Baltimore Ravens). He is projected for a two-year, $15 million contract by Spotrac.

The Kansas City Chiefs have many key players ... According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, Mahomes advocated for the Chiefs to sign Marquise "Hollywood" Brown last offseason and is expected to do the ...

Justin Reid is one of several free agents awaiting a decision by Kansas City on an extension. On Tuesday, a report surfaced stating that the Chiefs were unlikely to re-sign the safety, who spent the last three seasons in KC. However, that info caught the seven-year veteran off guard.