Chiefs News: Chiefs drop ‘GEHA’ from Arrowhead Stadium name

Key Points:

• The Chiefs' stadium naming rights deal with GEHA in 2021 failed to catch on, with fans, players, and coaches continuing to refer to it as Arrowhead Stadium, its original name from 1972; even during the recent World Cup, FIFA renamed it “Kansas City Stadium,” but the Arrowhead name remained popular.
• Quarterback Patrick Mahomes showcased strong performance in team drills, connecting with tight end Noah Gray for multiple touchdowns and making precise throws to receivers like Tyquan Thornton and Travis Kelce during red zone work.
• The Chiefs are offering flags featuring head coach Andy Reid’s phrase “How ‘Bout Those Chiefs” for a $10 donation, with proceeds benefiting the Ronald McDonald House Kansas City; presales began on August 6.
• Wide receiver Stefon Diggs, who expressed enthusiasm for playing with the Commanders, attended Maryland’s first fall practice and shared support for his alma mater and new team.
• Denver Broncos players, including defensive tackle P.J. Jones and Zach Allen, are confident about breaking the NFL's single-season sack record of 72 set by the 1984 Bears, with the current team already tied for fifth all-time in sacks.