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.
Andy Reid Announces His Decision On 2025 NFL Season
The head of the union representing NFL officials called allegations that officiating crews are biased in favor of the Kansas ...
The statement comes a day after NFL commissioner Roger Goodell called the Chiefs conspiracy theories “ridiculous.” NFLRA ...
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This unholy alliance that so many institutions — the NFL, MLB, the NBA, the NHL, the NCAA — have forged with legalized ...
No one player can stop the Eagles' Saquon Barkley and the Chiefs' defense said they will need to be locked in as a unit if ...
Any talk of Travis Kelce looking to retire probably isn't coming from anyone in his camp. The Kansas City Chiefs star ...
Regardless, his focus now, and into the future, is still on football. During Super Bowl opening night, Kelce was asked about ...
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