Kadarius Toney had surgery to repair a partially torn meniscus in his knee on Tuesday morning.

"There's a chance for the first game,'' Reid said of a timeline for Toney's return. "We'll just have to see how the recovery goes with him. But I mean he's bound and determined he's going to be there for the first game. We'll see how it goes.

"I'm glad they caught it, that it happened this early where he can get himself back. We've got a lot of time still left. He's a smart kid so he picks his stuff up fairly easily. I don't think he's going to have a tough time getting back in. It's just [a matter of] getting back into football shape.''

Toney suffered the injury on Sunday.

The Chiefs last year traded a couple of draft picks for Toney, a first-round pick by the New York Giants in 2021.

The Kansas City Chiefs have no plans to introduce an alternate uniform.

Introducing a new or retro uniform has become commonplace in the NFL.

"It was something that my dad felt very strongly about, going all the way back to the early '60s. He wanted a lot of continuity in the uniform and we've tried to maintain that over the years. I think we have a very distinct brand with the red and white, and I don't anticipate steering away from that any time soon," owner Clark Hunt said.

The Kansas City Chiefs have been playing at Arrowhead Stadium since 1972, but the team doesn't believe they need a new stadium.

Clark Hunt said the Chiefs are optimistic that with renovations, Arrowhead could remain the team's home for another few decades.

"We do feel optimistic about that. We spent a couple years studying the structural integrity of the stadium, and early this year we preliminarily concluded that Arrowhead could be renovated and extend the life for up to another 25 years," Hunt said. 

Hunt, however, also acknowledged that the Chiefs could look to build a new stadium.

Defensive tackle Chris Jones did not report for the start of Kansas City Chiefs training camp, and the sides are "far apart" on reaching an agreement on a new contract, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Saturday.

Jones has one year left on the four-year, $80 million contract that he signed in 2020, which made him the ninth-highest-paid defensive tackle in the league in terms of average salary.

For the fourth time in his career, Travis Kelce is a member of Madden's 99 Club.

Kelce now holds the record for the most entries into the "99 Club" for a tight end in Madden history.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end joins Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson, Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald and Dallas Cowboys guard Zack Martin in the exclusive club.

A Super Bowl champion hasn't repeated since the New England Patriots did it following the 2003 and 2004 seasons.

Patrick Mahomes says the Kansas City Chiefs are focused on ending that streak and winning a second consecutive title.

"Everybody's motivated by that," Mahomes said.

"You should be motivated to do it again. When you have that parade, when you go through the offseason that I've been through, you want to do it again," he said. "You only get those opportunities by winning the Super Bowl. And so for us, we want to make sure that we can build up and try to win that Super Bowl again because that moment, that feeling is something that you just wanted to grab every single time that you get the opportunity to do it."

Patrick Mahomes opened up about Andy Reid has helped his career by letting him be the best version of himself.

Since his redshirt season as a rookie, Mahoes has won two MVPs, two Super Bowls and has reached at least the AFC Championship in all five seasons.

The Kansas City Chiefs are optimistic about their chances of signing Chris Jones to a contract extension.

An extension would lower Jones' cap hit from over $28 million, which would give the Chiefs some cap space this season.

Jones was a first-team All-Pro at defensive tackle in 2022 after being a second-team All-Pro in 2018, 2020 and 2021.

The NFL hasn't said much about the slippery conditions of the field during Super Bowl LVII, but privately they've been placing blame on the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, according to a report.

Owners have been asking the league why the playing surface was so slippery, and the NFL has responded by blaming the Chiefs and Eagles for not wearing the right cleats in the game.

The field conditions during the Chiefs' 38-35 win also got a big thumbs down from George Toma.

The man known as "The Sodfather," who has worked all 57 Super Bowls as either a groundskeeper or consultant, pinned the blame on NFL field director Ed Mangan for overwatering the field and not sanding it enough.