Chiefs expected to push hard for Trey Smith reunion in free agency Trey Smith ... Kelce faces a difficult decision: ride off into the sunset as an NFL legend with a future in the Pro Football ...

Trey Smith will stick around. The Chiefs have been as active — or at least as headline worthy — as any team ... and it should be factor into the Chiefs’ comfort to pay Brown.

“When we go into an offseason, we’ll sit there and ... Veterans such as Ronnie Stanley, Tyron Smith and Cam Robinson can be immediate starters. But those players are free agents for a reason.

Star guard Trey Smith was also a pending free agent, but the Chiefs placed the franchise tag on the two-time Super Bowl champion. The Chiefs traded up via the Buffalo Bills to select Worthy with ...

The Bears are among several teams expected to pursue Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Trey ... Wright. Smith played next to Wright for two years at Tennessee, and the two could jump-start ...

The Trey Smith situation is a tricky one to navigate for the Kansas City Chiefs this offseason. He turned into a homegrown stud ... Tampa Bay took a massive jump, compared to the year before.

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Trey Kaufman-Renn was ... who had held the record since 1977, and into sole possession of the top spot on the all-time Purdue list. "It's obviously an honor," said Smith, a junior.

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He posted a 36 1/2-inch vertical jump to lead all offensive linemen ... Chiefs placed the non-exclusive franchise tag on guard Trey Smith. The Bears left Indianapolis with more information ...

However, Worthy was released from jail shortly ... to Louisiana and reportedly signing with the Saints. JuJu Smith-Schuster (WR)Trey Smith (RG) - The Chiefs placed the franchise tag on Smith.