New York #Giants sign two veteran Super Bowl-winning Kansas City #Chiefs practice squad players Nic Jones and Montrell Washington | @EdEastonJr
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Andy Reid breaks silence on Chiefs' Super Bowl loss, Travis Kelce retirement rumors
Travis Kelce makes NFL retirement decision after private Andy Reid and Chiefs meeting
Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce has appeared to make a decision on his retirement after Kansas City general manager Brett Veach revealed that he's excited to return next year
The Philadelphia Eagles flexed their might against the Kansas City Chiefs this past Sunday in a 40-22 Super Bowl LIX win, securing the second Lombardi Trophy in franchise history. The win was followed up with a parade through downtown Philadelphia that included plenty of memorable moments and appearances from Eagles players,
The franchise tag window has officially opened but do the New York Giants have any impending free agents worth using it on?
The Giants came to terms with two former Chiefs reserves who were members of the past two Super Bowl champion teams. The post Giants Sign Multiple Chiefs Prospects to 90-Man Roster: Report appeared first on Heavy Sports.
Ex-Kansas City Chiefs draft pick Nic Jones and WR/returner Montrell Washington are signing with the New York Giants ahead of NFL free agency.
Super Bowl pedigree comes in all shapes and sizes, but it generally doesn’t come in the form of futures contracts at the beginning of the offseason. Nevertheless, in the New York Giants’ endless pursuit of competitiveness,
How Quick Could a New QB Turn Things Around?FEB. 14. GIANTS SIGN TWO TO RESERVE/FUTURE CONTRACTS. The New York Giants have signed cornerback Nic Jones and wide receiver Montrell Washington, both previously with the Kansas City Chiefs,
Kansas City Chiefs superstars Patrick Mahomes and Chris Jones responded to news Travis Kelce confirmed he will not be retiring from the NFL.
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Kansas City tight end ranks third all-time amongst TEs in career receptions (1,004) and receiving yards (12,151).
Just days after Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach strongly indicated that star tight end Travis Kelce, who was mulling a potential retirement from the NFL, would be returning for another season, Kelce himself, with the help of ESPN's Pat McAfee, confirmed his decision.
The tight end confirmed on a social media account for his podcast with his brother that he does not intend to retire..
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