He traded med school for a shot at the NFL. Now, he’ll start for Chiefs in Super Bowl
Caliendo, who will start at left guard for the Chiefs in Sunday’s Super Bowl against the Philadelphia Eagles, nearly didn’t become a pro football player at all. He played six years at Western Michigan, finishing with a master’s degree in biological sciences before keeping multiple paths open in early 2022.
Kansas City asked a four-time All-Pro to move from guard to tackle, and he seeks to make history in more ways than one as he ...
Not at quarterback, tight end or defensive tackle where Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Chris Jones will become the first ...
Former Patriots offensive line guru Dante Scarnecchia isn't surprised Joe Thuney has been a life saver for the Chiefs.
The Chiefs moved All-Pro guard Joe Thuney to left tackle to help cover for issues on Patrick Mahomes' blind side.
When Joe Thuney starts for Kansas City on Sunday night, it will be his sixth Super Bowl appearance and he could earn his ...
A big change in the Super Bowl this year compared to last season for the Kansas City Chiefs is that offensive lineman Joe ...
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Ranking the five most disrespected ChiefsLet's examine the five most disrespected Chiefs and what they mean to the team's success. Kansas City's running game was in ...
The Kansas City Chiefs have an opportunity as an organization to make history on Sunday. With another championship win over ...
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