The Chicago Bears continue to shore up the offensive line as they're expected to trade for Kansas City Chiefs All-Pro guard Joe Thuney, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The Athletic's Dianna Russini was first to report that the Bears were among the teams interested in trading for Thuney,

Joe Thuney is gone. Trey Smith will stick around. The Chiefs have been as active — or at least as headline worthy — as any team in the NFL over the last week. They’re one of just two teams to use the franchise tag on a player.

Not even one month after their offensive line was battered and bruised in Super Bowl LIX, the Chiefs have traded away one of their most reliable linemen. And it’s really good business. Or, rather, necessary business.

The Chiefs will try to sign Smith to a longer, cap-friendly deal, but the one-year franchise tag would cost $23.4 million, giving them a very expensive offensive line that would t

Joe Thuney is 32 but has been an All-Pro guard in each of the last two seasons. He's a salary-cap casualty in KC, moving to the Bears in a transformative trade.

The Kansas City Chiefs recently traded offensive lineman Joe Thuney. Few are more impacted by the move than Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

When free agency begins next week, the Chiefs will target Ronnie Stanley, the nine-year veteran who is the best left tackle on the market.

The Kansas City Chiefs traded veteran offensive lineman Joe Thuney to the Chicago Bears. The trade was not received well by all.

The Kansas City Chiefs are trading away their team MVP from last season. KC will be trading left guard Joe Thuney — he spent the last four seasons with the Chiefs after signing as a free agent — to the Chicago Bears for a 2026 fourth-round pick, sources confirmed to The Star.

The Kansas City Chiefs are trading two-time All-Pro guard Joe Thuney to the Chicago Bears for a fourth-round pick in the 2026 draft.

After the Chiefs traded Joe Thuney, one of those players in contention to take his spot is Kingsley Suamataia.