The Kansas City Chiefs were fairly active in the first wave of free agency. They retained three of their own players before the legal tampering period started. Once the bell rang, they had two deals ready to go,

Moore signed a two-year $30,000,000 deal with the Chiefs on Monday, March 10. Mitchell signed a one-year deal with Kansas City worth up to $3,500,000 on Monday, March 10. News broke on Tuesday that Fulton signed a two-year deal worth $20,000,000 with the Chiefs.

The Chiefs have some major decisions to make this offseason as they remake the roster. We're tracking all their moves here.

Earlier in March, the Chiefs traded starting left guard Joe Thuney, a three-time Pro Bowler, to the Chicago Bears. The move saved the Chiefs $16 million in cap space, which helped free up money for Trey Smith's deal. Although Thuney was a first-team All-Pro in 2023 and 2024, he's headed to the Bears to help protect Caleb Willams.

NFL league year is nearly here, but first, we have the legal tampering period, which kicks off the annual free agency frenzy. The Kansas City Chiefs aren't typically active in an outsized way during this window when it's legal to negotiate with the agents of pending free agents.

The Kansas City Chiefs have some interesting things going on this offseason. They have to improve their team from last season after getting blown out in Super B

The Kansas City Chiefs' priority No. 1 when the free agency buzzer dings at the start of the NFL's legal tampering period on Monday: Find a starting left tackle to protect Patrick Mahomes' blind side.