Jeff Fedotin is a Contributor at Forbes. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, including team sports, individual sports, and the business of competitive athletics. His work has been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, NewsBreak, Forbes, Yahoo Sports UK, Forbes Australia, and Yahoo Sports.
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Jeff Fedotin, Contributor Since the inception of Ice Cube's basketball league in 2017, Rick Mahorn has coached four different BIG3 teams.
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Jeff Fedotin, Contributor He's back and good to go. Despite tearing his anterior cruciate ligament and lateral collateral ligament
Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy has left training camp indefinitely following a profound family tragedy. His wife, Mia Bieniemy, was hospitalized after being shot, though her condition is stable. Making the incident more horrific, their 27-year-old son, Elijah Zion Bieniemy, has been arrested and charged with malicious wounding, use of a firearm, and discharging a firearm inside a dwelling; he is currently held without bond. Head coach Andy Reid expressed deep support for Bieniemy, stating the team will manage with interim coaches Joe Bleymaier and Andy Heck. Reid, who has faced personal family tragedies, emphasized the team's love for Bieniemy and the need for time to heal. Bieniemy recently rejoined the Chiefs, where he was praised for his leadership.
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The Kansas City Chiefs signed Kenneth Walker III to a three-year, $43.05 million deal to revitalize their struggling 2025 run offense, which ranked 25th and lacked explosive plays. Initially, his contract raised eyebrows, positioning him as the fourth-highest-paid running back in a market known for cheaper acquisitions. However, a recent surge in high-value running back contracts, notably Bijan Robinson's $75 million extension, has recalibrated the market, making Walker's deal appear more judicious. Now the seventh-highest-paid, Walker is already impressing coaches with his strength and versatility in practice, being utilized in screens and short-yardage situations. His dynamic playmaking, evident from his Super Bowl LX performance, is expected to significantly boost the Chiefs' offense.
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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who cherishes high school football, champions T-Mobile's "Friday Night 5G Lights" program, alongside Rob Gronkowski. This initiative offers small-town high schools a chance to win a $1 million field upgrade, aiming to invest in rural communities and foster local pride. T-Mobile COO Jon Freier, deeply connected to prep football, spearheaded the initiative. Schools in communities under 150,000 residents can apply via essay. It also offers smaller rewards, attracting thousands of applications and funding hundreds of schools yearly. Mahomes, who values his own high school memories, stresses the program's impact on young athletes.
Two-time G League Player of the Year Mac McClung, the league's all-time leading scorer, is still seeking a permanent NBA roster spot despite his dominant performance. Feeling he's exhausted opportunities in the G League, McClung is now focusing on honing his skills for an NBA role. He's also participating in Shaquille O'Neal's new professional DUNKMAN league, competing for a $500,000 prize. McClung, a three-time NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion, joined to compete alongside inspiring dunkers and to be around supportive commissioner Shaq, who created DUNKMAN to elevate the sport. McClung remains optimistic, "working and waiting" for his NBA chance.
Undrafted rookie Kahlil Benson played just six snaps in the Chiefs' preseason opener, a deliberate decision highlighting the team's high value for the offensive lineman. Coach Andy Reid lauded Benson's talent and versatility, as he started at right guard with the first-team offensive line, typically competing for the right tackle position. His limited, clean plays were free of penalties or missed assignments. This indicates the Chiefs are protecting a promising asset who has rapidly ascended from an undrafted free agent to a potential starter. Benson, a humble national champion, is on a valuable, cheap contract, making him an attractive prospect for Kansas City. Reid praised his performance, emphasizing his "good job" and potential, a protective strategy also seen with other key players.
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Jeff Fedotin, Contributor The Kansas City Chiefs obviously had lofty expectations for the cornerback they selected sixth overall in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Go behind the scenes of the fourth and latest State Farm commercial with Chiefs head coach Andy Reid who reveals his show business roots during an exclusive interview.
With the video set at The Plaza Hotel in New York, Tommy Hilfiger just released its new commercial starring Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
