Josh Simmons’ IR Move Makes Left Tackle a Season-Long Question for the Chiefs 2 Comments

The Chiefs’ left-tackle question did not begin with Sunday’s trip to Seattle, and it will not end there. Kansas City placed Josh Simmons on injured reserve Thursday, turning a week-to-week hope into a longer stretch without the player it drafted to anchor Patrick Mahomes’ blind side. Simmons must miss at least four more games. For Chiefs fans, the bigger question […]

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Chiefs add All-America LB Aiden Fisher to practice squad, signaling urgency at second level 3 Comments

Why this move — and why now The Chiefs are bringing in help at linebacker, agreeing to add former Indiana All-America Aiden Fisher to the practice squad, according to multiple reports on Tuesday, October 20, 2026. The Kansas City Star first reported the move as expected, with additional confirmation via national aggregators. Arrowhead Pride also reported Fisher was in the […]

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If the Chiefs Are Down Two Tackles in Seattle, Protection Has to Become the Game Plan

Patrick Mahomes can make a broken play look effortless. That does not mean the Chiefs should ask him to spend Sunday night rescuing broken protection. With Jaylon Moore in concussion protocol and Josh Simmons’ return uncertain, Kansas City needs a plan for Seattle that works even if neither starting tackle is available. The question is not whether Mahomes can escape […]

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Andy Reid Accepts Responsibility for Chiefs’ Short-yardage Issues 3 Comments

Tony Jefferson and the Chargers make a goal line stand!LACvsKC on CBS/Paramount+Stream on @NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/WjY5BbzBPJ— NFL (@NFL) October 18, 2026 After the Kansas City Chiefs’ 22-6 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers, head coach Andy Reid took responsibility for the team’s ongoing struggles in short-yardage situations. Despite emphasizing improvement during the bye week, the Chiefs continued to falter when it […]

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