Chiefs Player Suffers Scare at Training Camp originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up to avenge last season's Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles by getting back to the big game and finishing the job. While they are still months away from Feb. 8, 2026, the day of Super Bowl LX, the focus is on now.

The intensity of the third day of pads-on practice, and perhaps the heat, led to the first scuffle in the Kansas City Chiefs' training camp. Rookie offensive

In 2025, the Chiefs partnered with a local furniture rental company, resulting in the delivery of 180 high-quality mattresses in various sizes to the Chiefs' dorm rooms for both players and staff members. Those mattresses will be returned to the rental company at the end of training camp.

Simmons and Gillotte have had some notable battles in team practices this offseason, but things boiled over today after the former got a bit too aggressive on a block. Gillotte responded by shoving the offensive tackle and pulling his jersey, which resulted in Simmons taking a swing at him.

During Monday's press conference, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown commented on his veteran role | @EdEastonJr

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Things are heating up at Chiefs training camp — and it has nothing to do with the 90+ degree temperatures. First-round pick Josh Simmons appeared to throw a punch after being shoved by fellow rookie Ashton Gillotte during 9-on-7 Tuesday.

Kansas City Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt says he’s noticed a sense of urgency from the team as they enter the second week of training camp at Missouri Western University in St. Joseph.

During Monday's press conference, Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy praises veteran wide receiver for his leadership | @EdEastonJr

In this episode, we break down whether or not Jalen Royals can continue to succeed throughout training camp and earn his roster spot. To Watch Today's Episode,

While NFL training camp is a critical part of the offseason for teams to build chemistry, sharpen on-field skills, and prepare for the upcoming season, the

Carolina Panthers legend Steve Smith Sr. visited Chiefs Training Camp on Sunday, July 27 as part of NFL Network's preseason coverage.