"I was just talking to an agent who had a couple running backs coming up, and I said if you'd asked me a few years ago, I wouldn't have been as optimistic," Chiefs general manager Brett Veach said.

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“But the way the Eagles played it wouldn’t have made a difference.” Veach also addressed the nature of the Chiefs’ Super Bowl loss, saying the game was a “bad day to have a bad day.

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Kansas City Chiefs GM Brett Veach revealed that Kelce, 35, was "was battling with [a] pretty big illness there before the Super Bowl." Veach was the guest on the Tuesday, February 25, episode of ...

Chiefs general manager Brett Veach commented on Kelce’s future at the NFL combine on Tuesday. "How we left at the end of the season is that he was fired up. He has one more year under contract ...

“We’re never gonna make excuses and talk about it, but I mean, yeah, he was battling with a pretty big illness there before the Super Bowl,” Brett Veach, the Chiefs’ general ...

Kansas City general manager Brett Veach told NFL Network that the 12-year NFL veteran, who finished Super Bowl 59 with four catches on six targets for 39 yards, "was battling with a pretty big ...

Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs stayed pretty healthy during the 2024 season, as least when it came to injuries. It’s often said that the last teams standing in the playoffs are usually ...

Brett Veach revealed the tight end’s health struggles Tuesday while appearing on the “NFL: The Insiders” podcast. “We’re never gonna make excuses and talk about it, but I mean ...

Borgonzi was hired as the Titans general manager after more than a decade-and-a-half with Kansas City, a tenure that dates back beyond current GM Brett Veach and former GM John Dorsey—as far ...

But like everything in life, you learn from your losses,” Chiefs general manager Brett Veach said Tuesday when reflecting on his team's blowout loss to the Philadelphia Eagles earlier this month ...