Creed Humphrey

All four teams took a longstanding knock against them and obliterated it en route to being a win away from the Super Bowl.

Kansas City and San Francisco each had four players named first-team All-Pro.

Despite not picking until No. 58 in the 2021 draft, the Chiefs' rookie contributions have been one of this season’s most impressive aspects.

From the improved O-line to the shaky pass rush and more, we use film study and quantitative analysis to break down the Chiefs' play so far.

As the Chiefs’ starting rookie center, Humphrey reached the NFL with exceptional strength and footwork, traits he groomed as a grappler.

We answer questions on the Chiefs' cornerback depth chart, the linebacker rotation, a dark horse to make the 53-man roster and more.

Some of the winners in the one-on-one drill Tuesday were Chris Jones, Tershawn Wharton, Joe Thuney and Creed Humphrey.

For the first time in Andy Reid’s tenure with in KC, the team could start two rookie offensive linemen. Plus more notes and observations.

With tweaks in personnel, including an overhauled O-line, in a rapidly changing NFL, here's how the Chiefs could change things up in 2021.

Examining each draft pick the Chiefs made in the 2021 draft from a scouting perspective, and how each player fits in short and long term.