He traded med school for a shot at the NFL. Now, he’ll start for Chiefs in Super Bowl
Caliendo, who will start at left guard for the Chiefs in Sunday’s Super Bowl against the Philadelphia Eagles, nearly didn’t become a pro football player at all. He played six years at Western Michigan, finishing with a master’s degree in biological sciences before keeping multiple paths open in early 2022.
The Kansas City Chiefs saw their 2024 NFL campaign come to an unceremonious end in the Super Bowl, as it became blatantly ...
NFL wide receiver legend Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson has chimed in on the rumored deadline in a recent episode of the "Nightcap" ...
The Kansas City Chiefs want to know in a month or so if their longtime tight end Travis Kelce is going to return -- or retire ...
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Fresh off an ugly Super Bowl LIX defeat, Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce is openly weighing retirement, revealing on his ...
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Former NFL vice president of officiating Mike Pereira doesn't agree with fans who think the league is conspiring to help the ...
However, ESPN's Ben Solak predicts that Kansas City will be able to retain Smith while also making NFL history. "The Chiefs ...
After falling short in Super Bowl 59 against the Eagles, the Chiefs must work hard to retain some of their best players.
The Kansas City will now look to turn the page after their massive Super Bowl LIX loss. The Chiefs are now in off-season mode and the first thing up will be fre ...
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