The Kansas City Chiefs could be an unlikely beneficiary of the Buffalo Bills ' press conference horror show, with Keon Coleman one of the main storylines. Bills owner Terry Pegula stated it was the coaching staff, not general manager Brandon Beane, who signed off on the move, even though we know it to be a clear lie.

The Kansas City Chiefs coaching staff has undergone a major overhaul following head coach Andy Reid's first losing season since joining the organization in 2013. With a 6-11 record in the 2025 NFL season,

That sounds like a Travis Kelce

The Kansas City Chiefs’ new addition alongside Andy Reid commented on the areas he planned to work on to help improve the team ahead of the next NFL season.

The 2026 coaching staff is beginning to come together under Kansas City Chiefs HC Andy Reid. We still await word on the team's running backs coach and confirmation that Chad O'Shea has been hired as the wide receivers coach for the 2026 NFL season,

During Thursday's press conference, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes shared his first rehab update since knee surgery | @EdEastonJr

Matthew Stafford’s teeth weren’t the only topic of discussion after the Rams lost Sunday’s NFC title game in Seattle. Asked shortly after the

That disastrous news conference generated headlines and was fodder for sports-talk shows on Wednesday. The fallout continued into Thursday. “After yesterday, I now fully understand why the @BuffaloBills don’t have Terry Pegula talking to reporters more,” Bills fan/political strategist Erin Maguire wrote Thursday morning on X.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes discussed offensive coordinator Matt Nagy influencing his career | @EdEastonJr