The Kansas City Chiefs signed a former Washington Commanders running back ahead of their preseason matchup against the Seattle Seahawks.

The Kansas City Chiefs travel to the Great Northwest on Friday night to take on the Seattle Seahawks in Game 2 of the preseason for both teams.

The Chiefs drafted Brashard Smith in the seventh round out of SMU, so it seems likely he'll make the team, too. Kansas City may keep Carson Steele, too. He's been listed as a fullback. Wiley's best chance may be to stick on the practice squad.

Rivals of the Kansas City Chiefs still view Patrick Mahomes as the league's best quarterback despite two down years.

"He wasn't quite as good last year as he's been in his career with too many drops, but he still remains one of the best in the league. A bad year for him was catching 93 passes, but his yards per catch fell to 10.6, the lowest of his career. He did amp it up in the postseason with 32 catches in four games."

Kelce, returning for the 2025 season, still ranks in the top ten in the league in his position and among the best overall. His ranking of 37th acknowledges that he's not producing the exact numbers as in past seasons, but is still valued and essential to the Chiefs' offense, with teams constantly planning against him.

Former Chiefs linebacker Derrick Johnson revealed how teammates teased Travis Kelce about his 2016 dating show "Catching Kelce" in the locker room.

The Kansas City Chiefs star says acting opportunities might have taken a toll on field ("I feel like these past two years haven’t been to my standard") while giving insight into his relationship with Taylor Swift.

Travis Kelce will be the first to admit the last two NFL seasons have not been his finest. During a wide-ranging GQ interview about his career and relationship with Taylor Swift, the three-time Super Bowl champion with the Chiefs expressed how the “past two years haven’t been to [his] standard” as he dabbled in entertainment endeavors off the field.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce recently opened up about his production across the past two NFL seasons.