Free agency is still a week away, but the Chiefs have already made two big moves in the offseason. After giving offensive guard Trey Smith the franchise tag, Kansas City decided to trade veteran offensive guard Joe Thuney to the Bears for a 2026 fourth-round pick.

The Chicago Bears aren't waiting for free agency or the 2025 NFL Draft to improve the offensive line, as they have now made two trades in the same amount of days to land two starting guards. After sending the Los Angeles Rams a sixth-round pick for Jonah Jackson,

The Kansas City Chiefs are making a major roster move ahead of free agency. Andy Reid's team is trading All-Pro guard Joe Thuney to the Chicago Bears. Joe Thuney is moving on

The Bears are acquiring Joe Thuney in a trade with the Chiefs. Here's what Chicago is getting in their new guard.

Joe Thuney, 32, has an impressive resume as a four-time Super Bowl champion with the New England Patriots and the Chiefs and an multiple-time All-Pro.

The defining image of the Kansas City Chiefs ' 2024 campaign wasn't the 15-2 record in the regular season, or another instantly iconic playoff win over the Buffalo Bills. It was Patrick Mahomes getting picked up off the Superdome turf, unable to get any momentum going in an ugly 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX.

Andy Reid's Chiefs might be cooking up a wild move, and honestly, no one saw this coming. The post Andy Reid Ditches Chiefs MVP, Who Ended Patrick Mahomes’ Streak, as Bears Trade for Joe Thuney appeared first on EssentiallySports.

This move by Kansas City comes just a month after the Chiefs’ offensive line gave up six sacks to the Eagles in the Super Bowl. Fans on social media quickly questioned Veach's decision, expressing their concerns moving forward for two-time NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes.

Travis Kelce's decision not to retire goes beyond him while the Chiefs are betting on an in-house replacement for Joe Thuney.