Veach has risen from cheeseburger-fetching intern to the architect of a dynasty, retaining key players while deftly managing the salary cap and the draft to fill out a roster that has the team on

The Super Bowl LIX numbers have been crunched, the results are in, and it's good news if you're a Kansas City Chiefs fan.

The Kansas City Chiefs will face the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on Sunday, Feb. 9. Follow The Star’s coverage as Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid try to make NFL history. The Kansas City Chiefs have arrived in New Orleans.

The Chiefs are going for a three-peat — something Tom Brady’s New England Patriots didn’t do over the course of their dominant 20-year run that included six Super Bowl titles.

The Eagles are heading back to the Super Bowl again against the Chiefs, but the team has changed a lot since their last meeting in the big game.

At the midway point of Opening Night, Chiefs captains Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Chris Jones, Nick Bolton, Harrison Butker and James Winchester represented the team on stage, as did coach Andy Reid. The players embraced the Eagles captains, including Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown, while Reid and Nick Sirianni shook hands.

Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach weighs in on the job Ryan Poles has done with the Bears, what he thinks of Caleb Williams potential as a franchise quarterback, and aligning with new hea