Chief Concerns

Former Kansas City Chiefs TE Jason Dunn joins cohost Marcus Dash for another episode of Chief Concerns, breaking down two of the biggest offseason debates surrounding the Chiefs right now. They discuss the report that Mahomes will be back for some OTA sessions, talk of Chiefs wanting Jeremiyah Love, and reports of the Chiefs wanting veteran edge rusher Cam Jordan.

Former Kansas City Chiefs tight end Jason Dunn returns to the show alongside Marcus Dash for a full breakdown of the Chiefs’ offseason so far.

In this episode, cohost Marcus Dash discusses several important offseason developments for the Kansas City Chiefs and why some of Brett Veach’s quieter moves could end up having major impact on the 2026 season. First, Marcus breaks down the Chiefs signing safety Alohi Gilman to a three-year deal and why the move is classic roster construction from Brett Veach. After a season where the secondary lacked a true veteran communicator, Gilman brings stability, leadership, and elite coverage ability to Steve Spagnuolo’s defense. His presence could allow young safeties like Jaden Hicks and Chamarri Conner to develop naturally while giving Spags more flexibility to move pieces around the defense. Next, Marcus examines the Chiefs bringing back wide receiver Tyquan Thornton on a team-friendly two-year contract. While the move didn’t generate huge headlines, Thornton quietly showed strong chemistry with Patrick Mahomes, recording zero drops on 36 targets and giving Kansas City a legitimate vertical threat. In a wide receiver market where prices are skyrocketing, this deal could turn into one of the best values of the entire offseason. Finally, Marcus dives into the growing reports that Kansas City is closely monitoring the offensive tackle market, including speculation that the Chiefs could be ready to make a move if Trent Williams becomes available from the San Francisco 49ers. With protecting Mahomes always the top priority, the possibility of adding a future Hall of Fame tackle — even at age 37 — could reshape the Chiefs’ offensive line. Between smart veteran signings and potential blockbuster opportunities, it’s clear that Brett Veach and the Chiefs front office are far from done shaping the roster for 2026.

In this episode of Chief Concerns, cohost Marcus Dash breaks down a massive week of Chiefs offseason moves:

In this episode of Chief Concerns, cohost Marcus Dash breaks down Brett Veach’s most telling comments from the NFL Combine and what they reveal about the Kansas City Chiefs’ true offseason plans heading into 2026.

In this episode of Chief Concerns, former Chiefs Tight End Jason Dunn and cohost Marcus Dash sit down with Chiefs Cornerback Kevin Knowles, one of Kansas City’s most intriguing young defensive players. The guys talk with Knowles about his rookie journey — from going undrafted out of Florida State to earning a spot on the active roster and carving out a role on special teams and defense. Knowles shares what it was like adjusting to the NFL, what he’s learned from Steve Spagnuolo’s system, and how he plans to build on his first season heading into 2026. JD and Marcus also dive into the state of the Chiefs’ secondary, what Knowles’ emergence means for the cornerback room, and how Kansas City’s young defenders can shape the team’s next defensive era.

In this episode of Chief Concerns, former Chiefs Tight End Jason Dunn and cohost Marcus Dash welcome Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Ashton Gillotte to the show! The guys sit down with Ashton to talk about his first NFL season, what it was like playing under Steve Spagnuolo, and what he learned from veteran leaders like Chris Jones and George Karlaftis. Gillotte shares what he’s focused on improving this offseason, whether he plans to train with Tamba Hali like other Chiefs pass rushers have done, and what he’s most excited for heading into Year 2 in Kansas City. After Ashton leaves the show, JD and Marcus react to the latest Chiefs news, break down offseason headlines, and open the phone lines for Chiefs Kingdom to join the conversation live!

In this episode of Chief Concerns, former Chiefs Tight End Jason Dunn and cohost Marcus Dash dive into two major offseason storylines for the Kansas City Chiefs. From player honesty during Super Bowl week — including Tyquan Thornton and Trey Smith’s media appearances — to potential coaching staff changes with Deland McCullough, and Charles Goldman’s report on the team’s dissatisfaction with last year’s defensive line approach, the guys break down what it all means for KC’s offseason ahead.

In this episode, former Chiefs Tight End Jason Dunn and cohost Marcus Dash break down two of the biggest storylines surrounding the Kansas City Chiefs heading into the 2026 offseason. First, the guys react to Andy Reid’s recent comments about the Chiefs’ offense being “top five” statistically before Patrick Mahomes’ injury — a statement that’s drawn plenty of criticism from fans who felt the offense was inconsistent all season. JD gives his perspective on whether Reid’s comments were simple coach-speak or a sign he’s overlooking deeper issues that held the unit back. Then, the crew dives into the Chiefs’ NFL Draft strategy at pick #9, where Kansas City sits in a rare top-10 position. Should Brett Veach target the best player available — like Caleb Downs or Rueben Bain Jr. — or focus on filling key roster needs such as wide receiver or right tackle? Drop your thoughts in the comments — do you agree with Andy Reid’s outlook on the offense? And what should KC do with the #9 pick?

In this episode of Chief Concerns, former Chiefs Tight End Jason Dunn and cohost Marcus Dash break down three massive Kansas City Chiefs offseason storylines.

In this episode, former Chiefs TE Jason Dunn and cohost Marcus Dash dive into the latest Chiefs offseason buzz — and it’s all about familiar faces coming back to KC. The guys react to reports that the Chiefs could rehire Eric Bieniemy as Offensive Coordinator and possibly bring back Mike Kafka as well. Is this the right move, or do Andy Reid and Brett Veach need to bring in some new blood? Then, they tackle the Tyreek Hill reunion rumors after Hill once again teased Chiefs fans on social media saying, “We’ll see what happens in the offseason, baby.” With the Chiefs thin at wide receiver and Travis Kelce’s future uncertain, could a Hill return actually make sense? Finally, the crew opens up the floor for fans to hop in with live questions!

In this episode of Chief Concerns, former Chiefs TE Jason Dunn and cohost Marcus Dash dive into the biggest offseason storylines in Kansas City. The guys debate who the Chiefs should target at pick #9 — with former Chiefs center Tim Grunhard making his case for Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love, while JD and Marcus argue for edge rushers like Rueben Bain Jr. and David Bailey. They also react to the Kliff Kingsbury-to-KC rumors, discuss what it could mean for Andy Reid’s future, and break down what needs to change along the offensive line heading into next season. Help us grow! Leave us a 5-star review!