Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid has had two weeks to digest his team’s blowout loss against the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. So, looking back now, what was his biggest takeaway from the 40-22 defeat?

Gracie Hunt — the daughter of Kansas City Chiefs' owner and CEO Clark Hunt — reflected on the 'painful' past month after the Kansas City Chiefs lost to the Philadelphia Eagles at the 2025 Super Bowl.

Super Bowl LIX wasn't the greatest showing for the Kansas City Chiefs. There was slopiness on both sides of the ball: while the offense couldn't get it going, the defense struggled to get stops against Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is expected to return next season, per general manager Brett Veach. That is the good news. The bad news is this furthe

Through all of February’s ups and downs, Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt is “thankful for every moment.” Taking to Instagram on Thursday, the daughter of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt reflected on her experiences this past month, including Kansas City’s heartbreaking Super Bowl 2025 loss to the Eagles on Feb. 9.

While the Kansas City Chiefs were unable to hoist up the Lombardi trophy at the conclusion of Super Bowl LIX, nothing can be taken away from them. Getting to th

The Kansas City Chiefs heiress took a moment to reflect on her firsthand experience of the NFL franchise's recent season, which ended with a Super Bowl loss.

Kansas City Chiefs heiress Gracie Hunt reflected on her highs and lows of February following the team's 2025 Super Bowl loss. "The February Files," Hunt, 25, captioned a series of Instagram photos on Thursday,

The Kansas City Chiefs came up short in their pursuit of becoming the first NFL team to win three consecutive Super Bowl titles. Earlier this month, they were dismantled by the Philadelphia Eagles at the Caesars Superdome.