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Source: Chiefs re-signing WR Robinson for 1 year

Demarcus Robinson's production increased each season after cracking the Chiefs' receiving rotation, going from 21 catches and 212 yards in 2017 to 32 and 449 in 2019.

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Kansas City Chiefs' 2020 NFL free-agent signings: Chris Jones gets franchise tag

A look at all of the Kansas City Chiefs' moves in free agency ahead of the 2020 season.

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The Chiefs agreed to terms of a one-year contract with Demarcus Robinson, which allows the Chiefs to bring back their top four wide receivers from last season if they also retain Sammy Watkins. Robinson had his best season for the Chiefs in 2019 with 32 catches for 449 yards and four touchdowns. His big game came against the Raiders in Week 2 when he caught six passes for 172 yards and two touchdowns.

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Cowboys reach 1-year deal with blocking TE Bell

The Cowboys have reached an agreement with Blake Bell, a blocking tight end who did post a catch in the Chiefs' Super Bowl victory.

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NFL free-agency buzz on all 32 teams: Execs help us make sense of the frenzy

With many big names off the market, here's what those inside front offices are saying about all 32 teams.

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Reports: Chiefs to keep DT Pennell, FB Sherman

Chiefs defensive tackle Mike Pennel is returning to Kansas City on a one-year deal, NFL Network reported. Yahoo Sports reported that the Chiefs also are bringing back fullback Anthony Sherman on a one-year deal.

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Chiefs to sign third-rated XFL quarterback Ta'amu

Kansas City has agreed to a contract with Jordan Ta'amu, the former Ole Miss star who was the XFL's third-rated quarterback for the St. Louis BattleHawks this season.

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Recapping the Chiefs' first week of free agency and looking ahead to the draft.

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Source: Chiefs agree to deal with OL Remmers

The Chiefs agreed to terms on a one-year deal with Mike Remmers, who gives Kansas City much-needed veteran depth on the offensive line.

Adam Teicher ESPN Staff Writer

The Chiefs have agreed to terms on a one-year contract with Mike Remmers, according to a source. The move gives them some versatility for their offensive line. Remmers has played at both tackle and guard in his eight-year career, five as a starter, with the Bucs, Chargers, Rams, Panthers, Vikings and Giants. One of last season's veteran backups, Stefan Wisniewski, signed with the Steelers while another, Cam Erving, was released.

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The Chiefs got on the board in free agency by agreeing to contract terms with CB Antonio Hamilton. It's unlikely Hamilton will occupy a prominent spot on the depth chart, at least immediately. He started two NFL games in four seasons with the Raiders and Giants. But he plays a position where the Chiefs can use some bodies. One starting cornerback, Bashaud Breeland, is a free agent while another defensive back, Kendall Fuller, signed with Washington.

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18 star NFL quarterbacks in strange uniforms: Yes, they really played there

Joe Montana in Kansas City? Kurt Warner as a Giant? It all happened, and a bunch more signal-callers had odd odysseys, too.

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CB Fuller reunites with Redskins, sources say

Two years after trading Kendall Fuller to Kansas City as part of a deal for Alex Smith, the Redskins reached an agreement with the free-agent cornerback to return on a four-year deal, sources confirmed to ESPN.

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Chad Henne will return as the backup to quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Henne and the Chiefs have agreed to a new contract, according to a source. Henne missed most of last season with an ankle injury and he hasn't played in a regular season game since 2018.