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George Karlaftis agrees to 4-year extension with Chiefs

Chiefs, DE George Karlaftis reportedly agree to 4-year, $93 million contract extension

In his three seasons with the Chiefs, Karlaftis, 24, has compiled 24.5 sacks with 115 total tackles, 56 quarterback hits and 24 tackles for loss.

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NFL Boilers: Kansas City Chiefs, George Karlaftis Agree to Contract Extension

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Chiefs, Defensive End George Karlaftis Agree to 4-Year, $93 Million Contract

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George Karlaftis, Chiefs Agree to 4-Year, $93M Contract Extension, $62M Guaranteed

George Karlaftis and the Kansas City Chiefs reportedly agreed on a four-year $93 million extension on Sunday, per ESPN's Adam Schefter, keeping the edge-rusher with the organization through the 2030 s...

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Chiefs sign DE George Karlaftis to 4-year, $93 million extension

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Chiefs sign DE George Karlaftis to 4-year contract extension

Former West Lafayette, Purdue football star George Karlaftis lands big pay day with Chiefs

George Karlaftis is entering his fourth NFL season. His previous three have ended at the Super Bowl. Now he's being paid to keep Kansas City winning.

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2025 NFL Flag Championships: ESPN schedule, how to watch

ESPN will broadcast the second annual NFL Flag Championships across many of The Walt Disney Company's platforms Friday July 18 through Sunday July 20. Throughout the event, ESPN will deliver more than 33 hours of coverage from the the ForeverLawn Sports Complex at Hall of Fame Village located at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton,

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Chiefs' McDuffie Breaks Top-5 in ESPN Exec, Coaches, Scouts Ranking

The Kansas City Chiefs' defense has been dominant for the past few seasons. From a bull-rushing defensive front spearheaded by All-Pro DT Chris Jones and rising

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ESPN analyst gives Chiefs 'B-' grade for 2025 offseason, praises Gardner Minshew signing

ESPN analyst Seth Walder gave the Kansas City Chiefs a 'B-' in a recent article that graded the offseasons of every team in the NFL.

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The Chiefs are positioned to dominate the NFL's next decade - ESPN

THE CHIEFS ARE better positioned for success than any other team in the NFL, and there are three reasons why: Mahomes just turned 29. His contract doesn't expire until after the 2031 season.