Chiefs to sign former Pro Bowl QB Carson Wentz

The Kansas City #Chiefs are expected to sign Carson Wentz to serve as Patrick Mahomes’ backup in 2024.

The Kansas City Chiefs are adding extra Pro Bowl experience to their quarterback room this offseason.

According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, former Pro Bowl quarterback Carson Wentz is signing with the Chiefs. The contract is reportedly a one-year deal, and complete details haven’t been released yet.

Wentz was the second overall pick in the 2016 NFL draft by the Philadelphia Eagles, earning Pro Bowl honors in 2017. The Eagles won Super Bowl LII that season after Wentz went down with a season-ending knee injury in Week 14.

Wentz spent last season as a backup for the Los Angeles Rams, appearing in two games after being signed on Nov. 8. He won his lone start and was 17 of 24 with two passing touchdowns and a rushing score.

After five seasons in Philadelphia, he had one-season stops with the Indianapolis Colts and Washington Commanders.

The Chiefs had Blaine Gabbert as the backup quarterback last season behind Patrick Mahomes, and the veteran victoriously started the regular-season finale. Wentz has significant game experience and should do a sufficient job, assuming Brett Veach doesn’t bring in anyone else before training camp.

Former Titans who won a Super Bowl ring with Chiefs

A look at the former Titans players who won a Super Bowl ring with the Chiefs.

The 2023 season is now officially in the books after the Kansas City Chiefs topped the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday night, 25-22.

The contest was the second in Super Bowl history to go to overtime. The 49ers started off the extra frame with a field goal drive but the inevitable Patrick Mahomes drove right down the field for the game-winning score.

Kansas City can now be called a dynasty, with the Chiefs winning three Super Bowls in five years, including each of the last two.

Now, a look at the former Titans on Kansas City’s roster who will be getting a Super Bowl ring after Sunday night.

5 things to know about Kansas City Chiefs backup QB Blaine Gabbert

What to know about Chiefs backup QB Blaine Gabbert.

The Kansas City Chiefs are ready for yet another Super Bowl appearance, and they’ll have quarterback Blaine Gabbert on the sideline in a key role for Super Bowl 58 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

If something happens to starting quarterback Patrick Mahomes, Gabbert will step in and try to lead Kansas City to the Lombardi Trophy.

Gabbert is a seasoned veteran in the NFL who has played for six different franchises since entering the league in 2011.

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Let’s talk a little about Gabbert’s road to Kansas City as we prepare to watch his team take on the San Francisco 49ers in the big game.

Five former Buccaneers playing in Super Bowl LVIII

There are quite a few former Bucs playing in the big game on Sunday — with a large majority suiting up for Kansas City.

Very few players get the opportunity to play in the Super Bowl.

NFL greats like Tony Gonzalez and Barry Sanders never got to step foot in a championship game. Nevertheless, Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes has defied the odds and is days away from competing in his fourth Super Bowl in six seasons. Along with him are several former Bucs who will play with him — additionally, one member of the 49ers was also recently in Tampa Bay, so there’s plenty of former Bucs pedigree in the big game on Sunday.

Here’s a list of the former Buccaneers who will participate in the Super Bowl:

7 former Jaguars set to play in Super Bowl LVIII

The Jaguars still haven’t played in a Super Bowl, but a handful of their former players are set to play in the big game in two weeks.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are still one of 12 teams that have never won a Super Bowl and one of four that have never reached the big game.

On Sunday, the Detroit Lions spoiled their chance to scratch themselves from at least one of those lists when they blew a 24-7 halftime lead against the San Francisco 49ers. Instead, it’ll be the five-time champion 49ers meeting the Kansas City Chiefs in Las Vegas in two weeks.

While the Jaguars will hope for better results in the future, a handful of former members of the team are set to compete for a chance at a Super Bowl ring.

Here are seven former members of the Jaguars who are set to play in Super Bowl LVIII (plus another two on the Chiefs’ practice squad):

Ravens, Chiefs have 8 former Cardinals on their teams

Check out which former Cardinals players find themselves on the teams in the AFC Championship Game.

The Arizona Cardinals are obviously not in the playoffs but many former Cardinals players are. In the AFC Championship Game, the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens had a combined eight on their teams, between the active roster, reserves and practice squads.

Check them out below.

Dolphins, Chiefs have 5 former Cardinals in wild card matchup

The Cardinals are not in the playoffs but five former Cardinals players are on the Dolphins and Chiefs.

The Arizona Cardinals are not in the postseason following their 4-13 2023 campaign. However, many former Cardinals players find themselves on the rosters of teams who are still alive.

The second Saturday wild card game features the Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs.

Between the two teams on their active rosters and practice squads, they have five former Cardinals.

Have a look below.

Everything to know about Chargers’ loss to Chiefs

The Chargers closed out the regular season with a loss to the Chiefs.

The Chargers closed out the regular season with a loss to the Chiefs in a low-scoring affair at SoFi Stadium.

To recap everything from the season finale, here is everything to know from the game.

Chargers Highlight: Alohi Gilman picks off Chiefs QB Blaine Gabbert

Alohi Gilman is working to prove he deserves a new contract this offseason.

Alohi Gilman is working to prove he deserves a new contract from the Chargers this offseason.

The pending free agent has started at safety when healthy, consistently making plays around the ball. Gilman entered Week 18 with three forced fumbles and an interception.

On Sunday, he added a second interception. Chiefs quarterback Blaine Gabbert dropped back on 3rd and 10, looking deep downfield for Mecole Hardman. Hardman did not see the ball coming his way, leaving Gilman free to track the ball down and make the easy play for the pick.

LOOK: Chiefs make fashionable entrance to Week 18 matchup vs. Chargers

The #Chiefs wore their Sunday best for Kansas City’s Week 18 matchup against the #Chargers at SoFi Stadium.

The Kansas City Chiefs are locked into the No. 3 seed for the AFC playoffs, and with just one game remaining on their 2023 regular season schedule, the team intends to rest many of its starters against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 18.

Nonetheless, all the usual suspects made the trek to SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles to support their teammates. Several Chiefs, including reigning MVP Patrick Mahomes, made fashion statements on their approach to the locker room as they walked into the remarkable arena in Inglewood, California.

While their pregame attire may not give them an edge on the gridiron, the confidence that comes with a stylish entrance may give players an extra boost ahead of the regular season finale against a bitter AFC West rival.

Check out all of Kansas City’s best outfits that were highlighted by the Chiefs on Twitter before the highly-anticipated game kicked off on Sunday, January 7: