Ahead of the NFL combine, we offer five keys to the Chiefs' offseason, with the offensive line at the top of the list.

The Kansas City Chiefs' dream of winning their three consecutive Super Bowls was derailed by the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 59, losing 40-22 in a lopside

The Chicago Bears got great news on Wednesday when it was reported that the Kansas City Chiefs will not franchise tag guard Trey Smith.

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There will be no tag for guard Trey Smith according to The Athletic, and the Bears will be free to try and outbid some other teams with more cap space.

After spending the last four seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, former Tennessee Volunteer offensive guard, Trey Smith is not expected to receive the franchise tag, likely hitting free agency.

The Chiefs might go high enough with an extension offer to keep Smith in Kansas City, though the Chicago Bears are just as motivated -- if not more so -- than are the Chiefs to pay Smith and shore up what was a dreadful interior offensive line in 2024.

"The Chiefs are not expected to place the franchise tag or the transition tag on Smith, according to a league source," Taylor wrote. "Instead, the Chiefs should do their best to keep one of their best players by offering Smith a four- or five-year contract."

Former vaunted draft picks in need of a change of scenery! Solid role players who could be more in the right lineup! Tony Adams!

The Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl dreams ended with a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in 2024. They now focus on the 2025 season but face challenges