Kansas City Chiefs starting running back Isiah Pacheco returned to practice Wednesday after missing games against the Buffalo Bills and Denver Broncos because of an MCL sprain. During the brief portion of practice open to reporters, Pacheco was seen wearing a sizable brace on his right knee.

Hours before a Week 6 game against the Detroit Lions, Simmons flew home to San Diego, with the team citing a personal reason for his absence. He didn't return to the Chiefs' facility until Nov. 3, during Kansas City's Week 10 bye. Simmons didn't divulge what exactly he was dealing with over that 22-day span.

The Kansas City Chiefs are 5-5 and in a fight to make the playoffs after dropping their Week 11 game to the Denver Broncos.On the latest episode of "New Heights," after Travis Kelce vented about the loss in Denver,

Until further notice, the division-title chase is done and dusted, at least for the Kansas City Chiefs, who face a shocking uphill battle just to get back in the playoff race this season.

In this episode of the Kansas City Chiefs Insider Podcast, we break down three players, two offensive, one defensive, who need to step up in the second half of

ESPN’s Bill Barnwell recently laid out a convincing argument why this year’s Chiefs squad isn’t much different from last year’s team that went 15-2. Other than a staggering regression in one-score games and special teams lapses, Kansas City is good enough to go on a run and crash the playoffs.