Atop a wrap on his wrist, Tranquill had written four letters in Sharpie before the Chiefs’ biggest game of the season. “LLLR.” Short for “Live Large Like Ryan.” “We miss him,” Tranquill said Tuesday. “We need more people like Ryan.” The meaning, Tranquill says now, was to honor one of his good friends.

Xavier Worthy wasn't supposed to be the No. 1 wide receiver for the Chiefs right away -- or even at all. Kansas City had a returning, budding star in Rashee Rice, and also signed Hollywood Brown in free agency,

Will #Chiefs WR Rashee Rice be able to return from Kansas City’s injured reserve list in time to play against the #Eagles in Super Bowl LIX?

Chiefs rookie Xavier Worthy, who veteran DeAndre Hopkins took under his wing, emerged late in the season — especially in the playoffs.