It remains unclear where the ill-fated Chiefs merchandise may end up this year, but Good360 said past destination countries ...

It turns out that Jalen Hurts' phone wallpaper wasn't the only motivation from the Eagles' Super Bowl 57 loss to the Chiefs.

In their 38-35 win over the Eagles in Super Bowl LVII, the Chiefs offensive line didn’t surrender a single sack. Philadelphia had piled up 70 sacks during the regular season but failed to take down ...

The NFL found a way to put its wasted Kansas City Chiefs three-peat merchandise to good use. The Chiefs were considered ...

"Your Philadelphia Eagles stand tall as Super Bowl LIX Champions," the NFL.com product description says. "After you're done ...

The Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl loss isn’t just a heartbreak for fans—it’s now part of a strange tradition where their "championship" merch gets shipped to Uganda, leaving an entire nation repping ...

The FBI complaint doesn’t name the athletes, but lists burglaries already made public involving the Kansas City Chiefs’ ...

Patrick Mahomes was seen in public for the first time since the Kansas City Chiefs lost the Super Bowl. He attended his grandfather’s funeral with his brother, Jackson Mahomes.

The linebacker, who helped the Eagles defeat the Kansas City Chiefs at Super Bowl LIX, briefly left the bus taking ...

The Inquirer sent a team of five photojournalists to cover the Eagles' big Super Bowl win. Here's what they brought back.

Welp, that was fast. The NFL wasted no time shipping Kansas City Chiefs’ failed three-peat merchandise out of the country, where it will now serve a purpose ...