Pete Sweeney is the Editor-in-Chief at Vox Media’s Arrowhead Pride. He has been covering the Kansas City Chiefs since 2014, focusing on themes such as competitive sports, professional sports, and sports marketing. Sweeney's insights and analysis have been featured in outlets including Reuters, Yahoo Sports, and SB Nation.
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Pete Sweeney's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly football with a strong emphasis on the Kansas City Chiefs. He is highly engaged in event and announcement coverage related to player performance, injury reports, and team activities.
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Former Rams lineman Tremayne Anchrum is likely to be competing for a depth role with the Chiefs.
On Wednesday, longtime Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay died at the age of 65. Irsay began working in the organization after his college graduation in 1982, taking over ownership with the passing...
By: Pete Sweeney
As this weekend begins, let’s open it up for whatever you’d like to discuss.
On Monday morning, the Kansas City Chiefs posted a photo commemorating Memorial Day.Today and every day, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.To all the military...
By: Pete Sweeney
Could Kansas City play Philadelphia in the Super Bowl again next year?
By: Pete Sweeney
The Kansas City quarterback says Rice has "no limitations."
Reporters can attend every session, and we’re expected to hear from Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes on Thursday.
By: Pete Sweeney
The rookie left tackle spoke to media members after Kansas City’s mandatory minicamp workout on Tuesday.
Everything that went down during Kansas City’s first mandatory minicamp session of 2025.
On Wednesday, Kelce spoke to reporters for the first time since he decided he would make a return for the 2025 season.
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