Karlaftis and Houston spoke with NFL insider Brian Baldinger at Sack Summit, discussing the rich history of pass rushers that ...

In Part 2 of “Kansas City Chiefs Players Who Retired Early,” we take a closer look at two more talented athletes whose careers ended before fans were ready to say goodbye. Glenn Dorsey, the former ...

Kansas City Chiefs celebrated Tamba Hali's illustrious career during their Sunday Night Football victory over the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chiefs honored Hali, their all-time sack leader, with a ...

Kansas City Chiefs legend Tamba Hali is getting clowned on social media after fans saw his bizarre hairstyle ahead of Sunday's Chiefs-Chargers game.. The former linebacker was inducted into the ...

KC Chiefs legend pass rusher Tamba Hali is being inducted into the team Hall of Fame and Ring of Honor, and he's very proud of the accomplishment.

Tamba Hali, one of the great pass rushers in Chiefs history, is the newest member of the team’s Hall of Fame. Hali spent his entire 12-year NFL career with the Chiefs and appeared in 177 games ...

When Tamba Hali became a citizen in 2006, he was able to bring his mother to the United States. In his first years in America, Hali lived with his father, then a professor, in New Jersey.

The post Tamba Hali is letting the truth out appeared first on Cover32. Since Andy Reid became head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, the Chiefs have been a good team, but have yet to become a ...

The post Tamba Hali is letting the truth out appeared first on Cover32. Since Andy Reid became head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, the Chiefs have been a good team, but have yet to become a ...

Tamba Hali declared for the 2006 NFL draft and was selected with the 20th overall pick by the Kansas City Chiefs. After being drafted, Hali became a citizen of the United States and in September ...

Former Kansas City Chiefs pass-rusher Tamba Hali is back with the Chiefs, though just for one day. The five-time Pro Bowler is signing a one-day contract to officially retire as a member of the Chiefs ...