Kansas City Chiefs: Emmanuel Ogbah Film Review
June 8, 2019
On April 1, the Chiefs executed another trade, acquiring defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah for safety Eric Murray. Ogbah was a
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On April 1, the Chiefs executed another trade, acquiring defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah for safety Eric Murray. Ogbah was a
After being one of the worst defenses of all time last year, Kansas City made changes to the defensive staff
With a need for defensive end help, Kansas City signed Alex Okafor. What role does he in play in 2019?
With a need for defensive end help, Kansas City signed Alex Okafor. What role does he in play in 2019?
On April 23, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Seattle Seahawks made a deal to send star defensive end Frank
On April 23, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Seattle Seahawks made a deal to send star defensive end Frank
Nate Christensen looks at how Jamaal Charles changed the course of history when it comes to running backs in the NFL.
This exercise is meant to look at five teams across the NFL that should have long Super Bowl windows. This article will ignore teams that have found the fountain of youth (looking at you, New England) and teams that are unproven but have potential (i.e., the Ravens if Lamar Jackson makes a big leap).
Breeland Speaks was possibly the most controversial player for the Chiefs in 2018. Was he as bad as fans speculated,
Ryan Potts lists six teams who made the 2018 playoffs that might not have the same outcome in 2019.
Ryan Potts lists six teams who made the 2018 playoffs that might not have the same outcome in 2019.
The Kansas City Chiefs haven’t always been failures, they won Super Bowl IV almost 50 years ago and have had successful times since, nothing yielding the coveted Lombardi Trophy, however, so in this article, I will go over year by year how and why they failed to get it done. Note: This is not to slander the Chiefs as an organization it’s to bring attention to their failures.
On April 1, the Chiefs executed another trade, acquiring defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah for safety Eric Murray. Ogbah was a target for the Chiefs for
After being one of the worst defenses of all time last year, Kansas City made changes to the defensive staff and players this offseason. How
With a need for defensive end help, Kansas City signed Alex Okafor. What role does he in play in 2019? Will he start for the
With a need for defensive end help, Kansas City signed Alex Okafor. What role does he in play in 2019? Will he start for the
On April 23, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Seattle Seahawks made a deal to send star defensive end Frank Clark to the Chiefs for
On April 23, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Seattle Seahawks made a deal to send star defensive end Frank Clark to the Chiefs for
Nate Christensen looks at how Jamaal Charles changed the course of history when it comes to running backs in the NFL.
This exercise is meant to look at five teams across the NFL that should have long Super Bowl windows. This article will ignore teams that have found the fountain of youth (looking at you, New England) and teams that are unproven but have potential (i.e., the Ravens if Lamar Jackson makes a big leap).
Breeland Speaks was possibly the most controversial player for the Chiefs in 2018. Was he as bad as fans speculated, or is he just having
Ryan Potts lists six teams who made the 2018 playoffs that might not have the same outcome in 2019.
Ryan Potts lists six teams who made the 2018 playoffs that might not have the same outcome in 2019.
The Kansas City Chiefs haven’t always been failures, they won Super Bowl IV almost 50 years ago and have had successful times since, nothing yielding the coveted Lombardi Trophy, however, so in this article, I will go over year by year how and why they failed to get it done. Note: This is not to slander the Chiefs as an organization it’s to bring attention to their failures.
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