He traded med school for a shot at the NFL. Now, he’ll start for Chiefs in Super Bowl
Caliendo, who will start at left guard for the Chiefs in Sunday’s Super Bowl against the Philadelphia Eagles, nearly didn’t become a pro football player at all. He played six years at Western Michigan, finishing with a master’s degree in biological sciences before keeping multiple paths open in early 2022.
The Chiefs will have 28 players become free agents after Super Bowl 59. Here's what to know about their roster for the Big Game and the future.
Super Bowl 59 will feature two of the best teams in the NFL. The Chiefs will play against the Eagles in a Super Bowl rematch ...
NEW ORLEANS -- The Kansas City Chiefs will be looking to make NFL history on Super Bowl Sunday. If they can beat the ...
Kansas City Chiefs chairman and CEO Clark Hunt talks about the Chiefs roster improvement and additions throughout the regular ...
Most fans have pointed to questionable penalties against the Texans in the Divisional Round and a controversial spot in the ...
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins says that the trend of "tunnel fits" is changing how people think about NFL ...
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport offered a compelling defense of the Cowboys' roster and quarterback Dak Prescott during a recent ...
The majority of NFL players are against playing an 18-game regular-season schedule, NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell ...
The Kansas City Chiefs are on the verge of making NFL history, but this string of success is not only due to the efforts on the field led by Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce or Andy R ...
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