Season 8 is here for the Kansas City Chiefs. There was no “winter is coming” suspense. They were great. Now they’re not.

Kansas City Chiefs offensive guard Trey Smith hosted ‘Holiday of Hope’ event supporting families in the community | @EdEastonJr

The Kansas City Chiefs are the undisputed NFL team of choice for Swifties — but the team’s ultimate goal is total world fandom domination.

The Kansas City Chiefs’ dire playoff chances were dealt another blow on Monday night — and they didn’t even hit the field. After the Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Philadelphia Eagles, 22-19 in overtime on Monday,

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - It’s the season of giving, and Chiefs’ right guard Trey Smith gave back to 20 families for the holidays. “This place has given me and my family so much,” Smith said of Kansas City. “This is really important as a football player for the Kansas City Chiefs, part of this organization, to give back any way I can.”

In the wake of FIFA’s recent reveal of the 2026 World Cup schedule, representatives from a number of nations have visited Kansas City and Lawrence to check out both areas as potential “base camp” sites for their soccer teams. As The Star previously reported, reps from England, Germany, Colombia and South Korea have paid visits to Lawrence.

K-State’s other new outgoing transfer is Devin Vass, a 6-foot-6 and 309-pound sophomore offensive lineman. Vass started multiple games for the Wildcats at right guard. His blocking helped the Wildcats make a late-season push to finish with a 6-6 record.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end was seen posing beside his former coach, Jeff Rotsky, during a recent outing in Kansas City, Mo.