There’s not uniformity in the answer, by the way. The most common reply is the easiest: Bench him.

The NFL has fined wide receiver Xavier Worthy $14,069 for his touchdown celebration during the Kansas City Chiefs' 29-10 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Christmas Day. After scoring on a seven-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Patrick Mahomes early in the first quarter,

J-Mac is back with the second version of his 2025 NFL Draft. Find out which teams he predicts will select some of college football's biggest names on Night 1 of the draft.

Kansas City Chiefs veteran receiver DeAndre Hopkins has spoken on the mentor role he's played for rookie Xavier Worthy.

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy will take on the Houston Texans in the Divisional Round this weekend. The 21-year-old came on strong in the season's final weeks, collecting 21 catches for 190 yards and two touchdowns from Weeks 15 through 17.

Xavier plays five of its next seven games on the road over the next 26 days beginning with a Quadrant 1 opportunity in Milwaukee Saturday afternoon.

The Houston Texans face a challenging playoff matchup against the formidable Kansas City Chiefs, who are the reigning champions and have consistently been strong contenders.

As such, let's get to Know the Texans' Foe (again):the 2x defending World Champion, #1 seed in the AFC, the 15-2 Kansas City Chiefs. Rushing Yards Per game - 105.3 ypg (22nd in the NFL) Passing Yards Per game - 222.4 ypg (14th) Total offense per game - 327.6 ypg (16th) LT - D.J HUMPHRIES or Wanya Morris or Joe Thuney

Jimmie Kaylor shares his Divisional Round picks, stacks, sleepers, rankings, values, lineups and player pool for Chiefs vs. Texans and Lions vs. Commanders on Saturday in the 2025 NFL playoffs

Kansas Jayhawks basketball coach Bill Self agreed to a playful exercise as a highlight of Monday’s Hawk Talk radio show.

Lost among the euphoria of the Ravens’ playoff win over the Steelers was that Baltimore’s coverage got exposed again, Mike Preston writes.

Last month, the Chiefs joined the Golden State Warriors as the only American sports franchises to surpass more than a million followers on their official YouTube channel. And since 2019, the club’s social media footprint has increased from 4.5 million followers to 16.3 million — fifth-largest in the NFL.