Quarterbacks Visit Kansas City Regional Police Academy

Head coach Andy Reid and Chiefs players Patrick Mahomes and Sammy Watkins discuss NFL Draft coming to Kansas City.

The Chiefs hosted YMCA FLAG football teams at The University of Kansas Health System Training Complex over the weekend to close out the season. The Chiefs sponsored the YMCA's FLAG program this spring.

Nearly 100 fans had the experience of a lifetime last week as the Chiefs hosted their sixth-annual Fantasy Camp.

Several members of the Chiefs helped some elementary schoolers plant a community garden on Thursday afternoon.

The Chiefs' quarterbacks celebrated National Police Week by visiting the KC Regional Police Academy on Tuesday

Several current and former Chiefs, including safety Tyrann Mathieu, visited patients in the pediatric wing at The University of Kansas Health System.

The Chiefs' linebackers hung out with a group of local Girl Scouts in the Sports Lab this week.

More than 40 Chiefs' alumni came together for the Ambassador Gala on Friday, which raised over $100,000 for the Ambassadors Charitable Foundation

Xavier Williams, Derrick Nnadi and other members of the defensive line helped expand the Chiefs' FLAG football program to Kansas City Public Schools this week.

Okoye, along with current Chiefs' running backs JD Moore and Aaron Ripkowski, visited troops and their families at Fort Leavenworth this week.

Matt McMullen caught up with Chiefs President Mark Donovan to talk about this summer's International Champions Cup match at Arrowhead

The Chiefs launched their NFL FLAG program at three Olathe schools on Monday. The Chiefs anticipate engaging over 15,000 local kids through the program over the next year.

Graham McMorrow visited Arrowhead to watch the Chiefs play the Broncos. Kendall Fuller showed up to Graham's football practice to say thanks and give Graham a special surprise.

Team Smile, an organization co-founded by Dustin Colquitt, provided dental care for 300 children at Arrowhead Stadium.

Chiefs Offensive Linemen spend time with women battling cancer at the Look Good Feel Better event hosted at Arrowhead Stadium.

The Kansas City Chiefs host a luncheon for cancer patients of the University of Kansas Health System.

The 48th annual 101 Awards, the nation?s longest-running salute to professional football, took place on Saturday once again recognizing the best of the best in the NFL. The Awards, which have honored many of the NFL?s greatest players and coaches since its founding in 1969, are voted on by a committee of 101 media members from across the country.

BJ Kissel speaks with Peyton Manning about the 101 Awards and his relationship with Coach Andy Reid.

Mike Brown and Mark Donovan speak to the media, announcing the honorees for the 101 Awards hosted in Kansas City.

Rookie RB Kareem Hunt took to the Raytown Police Department to spread some holiday cheer.

Alex Smith speaks to the media about his presents for the offensive lineman, having playmakers on offense and getting ready to face the Miami Dolphins.

Teachers, Beth Davey and Sam Neill, are recognized as the Chiefs Teachers of the Year and surprised with Super Bowl 52 tickets.

Watch as the Fan of the Game is surprised with tickets to Super Bowl 52.

The Chiefs Rookie Club will continue a tradition at the Children?s Center Campus during its annual holiday outreach visit.

Some of the Chiefs players took their kids to Main Event on Monday to play some games and eat some pizza away from the field.