Instant ReactionCINCINNATI — The Kansas City Chiefs are having trade talks involving All-Pro offensive lineman Joe Thuney according to Dianna Russini of The Athletic. The three-time Pro Bowler is a Kettering,

ET deadline came and went Tuesday with only two NFL players receiving the franchise tag: Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins and Kansas City Chiefs right guard

Cincinnati Bengals receiver Tee Higgins and Kansas City Chiefs guard Trey Smith were the only two NFL players to receive the franchise tag before Tuesday's deadline. ESPN's Adam Schefter tweeted that Evan Kaplan reported that the total number of two players was the fewest tagged since 1994.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins (98) walks to the locker room with an injury in the fourth quarter of the NFL Week 2 game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Cincinnati Bengals at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on Sunday,

Kansas City #Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton predicted to be leaving for AFC rival Cincinnati Bengals in free agency | @EdEastonJr

As such, the Bengals could look to free agency for veteran help again. There, CBS Sports’ Garrett Podell suggests former Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt as a fit for the Bengals: A successful run is analytically defined by gaining at least 40% of the yards required on first down (4 yards on a first-and-10 for example),

Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Nick Bolton is his perfect free-agent fit for Cincinnati. "Here's another move where an AFC contender gets better at the expense of the Chiefs," Camenker wrote. "Bolton has been a productive,

ET deadline came and went Tuesday with only two NFL players receiving the franchise tag: Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins and Kansas City Chiefs right guard Trey Smith.The mo

The Cincinnati Bengals have become one of just two teams - along with the Kansas City Chiefs - to utilize the franchise tag for a player in 2025.

The men were among seven Chilean men who were federally charged in connection to the string of burglaries at homes of prominent professional athletes around the country, including Burrow and the Kansas City Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce.

Cincinnati Bengals Plan to Tag Tee Higgins, Hopeful About Long-Term ContractCINCINNATI – A good portion of the Cincinnati Bengals fanbase began watching Super Bowl LIX hoping the Kansas City Chiefs would lose.

Cincinnati Bengals receiver Tee Higgins and Kansas City Chiefs guard Trey Smith were the only two NFL players to receive the franchise tag before Tuesday's deadline. ESPN's Adam Schefter tweeted that Evan Kaplan reported that the total number of two players was the fewest tagged since 1994.