The Chiefs’ annual most valuable player award went to an offensive lineman for the first time in nearly three decades. Joe Thuney, an All-Pro guard who finished the season at left tackle, was this week named the winner of the Derrick Thomas Award.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has delivered an update on the offensive line, and it involves star guard Joe Thuney.

The Kansas City Chiefs' 2024 regular season was one of the best under coach Andy Reid, leading up to a tough Super Bowl matchup against the surging Philadelphia Eagles that didn't go the Chiefs' way.

Following the blowout loss, the Chiefs' official social media account announced the team's MVP, voted by the players within the organization. Offensive guard Joe Thuney earned the "Derrick Thomas MVP Award" for the 2024 NFL season.

The Kansas City Chiefs know one of their main weaknesses entering the offseason is at left tackle. While the team made it to the Super Bowl last season, the offensive line was chopped and changed. Guard Joe Thuney was forced to shift out to left tackle,

Full Kansas City Chiefs 2025 NFL Mock Draft with a 3-round projection following the retention of star guard Trey Smith with the franchise tag and before the heart of free agency begins.

The Chiefs made a surprising move with the franchise tag. Here’s their explanation for it — and the reverberation from the decision.

It doesn’t feel like a coincidence the Chicago Bears learned the expected top guard in the 2025 free agency market would receive the franchise tag moments after the league announced they were expanding the salary cap to 279.

Trey Smith was informed he will be franchise-tagged by the Chiefs, according to multiple reports, in a move that will make him the NFL's highest-paid guard while blocking a path to free agency. NFL teams have until Monday to use the franchise and transition tag designations to retain players scheduled to become free agents next month.

The Kansas City Chiefs may have lost the Super Bowl but they've already scored a big win prior to the start of NFL free agency by placing the franchise tag on offensive guard Trey Smith.

The Kansas City Chiefs don't plan on allowing pending free agent right guard Trey Smith from testing the open market this offseason. CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones reports the three-time defending AFC champions plan to use the franchise tag on their Pro Bowl guard,