Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas made it clear this week that the Chiefs aren’t going anywhere. Speaking during the team’s training camp, Lucas addressed growing speculation about a potential move to Kansas, following a proposal from Kansas lawmakers to offer $3 billion in incentives for a new domed stadium. Despite that tempting offer, Lucas remained firm, stating that the Chiefs are one of Missouri’s greatest brands and a cornerstone of Kansas City’s identity.

In a camp filled with championship expectations, a few names not found on draft boards are starting to stand out. Defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo has his eyes not only on the usual stars but on players few outside the building knew before July.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo has issued a strong challenge to his young secondary as the team adjusts to life without veteran cornerback L’Jarius Sneed. With training camp in full swing, Spagnuolo emphasized the importance of physicality, tackling, and proving readiness under pressure—especially for those aiming to secure a starting role opposite All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie.