The Las Vegas Raiders are bringing in former 2019 first-round pick and Super Bowl 55 champion Devin White to bolster their defense. Per Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports, the Raiders signed the veteran ...

The Daily Chiefs heightened anticipation with a bold claim: "Last time he lost a Super Bowl, he made three of the next four and won an MVP. Let's see what's coming this time." It's not uncommon ...

The Kansas City Chiefs won their first Super Bowl with Patrick Mahomes in 2019. However, they were unable to celebrate with a traditional white house visit because of COVID-19. President Trump ...

Daniel Valente and Brenden Degg have gone on record predicting the Chiefs will make the move. They think they are going to sign Miller, who spent the last three seasons with the Buffalo Bills and ...

It's no secret that the Kansas City Chiefs have one of the more complete rosters in the NFL after going 15-2, earning the No. 1 seed in the AFC and reaching Super Bowl LIX before losing to the ...

It's no secret that the Kansas City Chiefs have one of the complete rosters in the NFL after going 15-2, being the No. 1 seed in the AFC, and even making Super Bowl ... City will sign EDGE Von ...

Despite a loss in Super Bowl LIX in February, President Donald Trump said during an interview with OutKick that the Chiefs would be coming to Washington D.C. to celebrate their Super Bowl 2020 ...

Former President Donald Trump invites the Kansas City Chiefs to the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl LIV victory, five years after their win was disrupted by COVID-19. Trump plans to host ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — President Donald Trump is inviting the Kansas City Chiefs to the White House to celebrate their 2020 Super Bowl LIV win. The team wasn’t able to go initially, as the COVID ...

HE SAYS HE’S WELCOMING THIS YEAR’S SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS, THE PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, BUT SAYS HE WILL ALSO HOST THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS SUPER BOWL WINNING TEAM FROM 2020. THAT TEAM WAS UNABLE TO ...

The Eagles will visit the White House for the first time in late April after defeating the Chiefs in Super Bowl 59, 40-22, for the second championship in the franchise's history. Philadelphia did ...