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Last week, before the Kansas City Chiefs’ loss that featured two missed field goals by kicker Harrison Butker, the Arrowhead Pride community voiced its frustration with the team’s long-time placekicker. 71% of voters in The Feed’s poll said that they…

The Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly evaluating potential kicking competition following Harrison Butker's recent struggles, which included two missed field goals during a Week 7 defeat to the Seattle Seahawks. According to Jason Anderson of 810 Sports, the Chiefs brought in at least one kicker for a workout in Kansas City, with a potential practice-squad signing considered likely.
Alongside external prospects, Charles Goldman of A to Z Sports suggested the Chiefs could look internally to starting punter Matt Araiza, who converted 50 of 68 field goals in college at San Diego State. The kicking concerns come as the Chiefs also navigate broader roster questions ahead of the upcoming NFL trade deadline.
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