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The Kansas City Chiefs<\/a> now have three players included in this year’s “NFL Top 100.” Center Creed Humphrey<\/a>, tight end Travis Kelce<\/a> and defensive tackle Chris Jones<\/a>, who was revealed on Friday by the NFL on X.<\/p>\n Chris Jones Lands at No. 43 in “NFL Top 100” Rankings | The Mothership<\/a><\/p>\n Jones, whose inclusion marks an eighth-consecutive mention in the yearly “Top 100,” amassed 63 pressures in 17 games last season, which ranked third among all interior defensive linemen. His 25 quarterback hits, 12 tackles-for-loss and seven sacks each led Kansas City<\/a> in 2025.<\/p>\n He joins center Creed Humphrey (No. 94) and tight end Travis Kelce (No. 79) in this year’s “Top 100.”<\/p>\n Chiefs to participate in ‘Training Camp: Back Together Weekend 2026’ | Chiefs Wire<\/a><\/p>\n The NFL recently announced that, for the sixth consecutive year, all 32 teams will kick off the 2026 preseason with Training Camp: Back Together Weekend. The league-wide celebration will take place Saturday, August 1, and Sunday, August 2, with the\u00a0Kansas City Chiefs<\/a>\u00a0providing interactive youth camps and on-field experiences.<\/p>\n The Chiefs are scheduled to hold Kids Zone flag competitions and family activities over the weekend as part of the league-wide initiative. Kansas City is also providing additional community, military, youth football, and diversity-focused programming, supplying Season Ticket Members with pancake breakfasts and team store discounts.<\/p>\n Former Auburn, Chiefs star Bobby Hunt dead at 85 | New York Post<\/a><\/p>\n “The Alabama Sports Hall of Fame mourns the passing of 2015 Inductee Bobby Hunt,” the Facebook post read. “Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends.”<\/p>\n Decades before Bo Jackson would become Auburn’s most famous two-way player, Hunt played quarterback and defensive back for the Tigers.<\/p>\n He appeared in 30 games for the Tigers from 1959-61, and threw for 1,185 yards while adding five passing touchdowns in his career.<\/p>\n 2026 Kansas City Chiefs training camp: Latest intel, updates | ESPN<\/a><\/p>\n Reid suggested that he wants to keep Benson atop the depth chart so that he can see how the rookie performs against the Chiefs’ top defensive ends \u2014\u00a0George Karlaftis<\/a>,\u00a0Ashton Gillotte<\/a>,\u00a0R Mason Thomas<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Felix Anudike-Uzomah\u00a0\u2014 next week during the team’s first padded practices.<\/p>\n Five Observations from Friday’s Practice | Chiefs Training Camp 7\/31 | The Mothership<\/a><\/p>\n The plan dictates that Kansas City will take part in another practice of the one hour and 55-minute variety on Saturday, followed by a day off on Sunday and then \u2013 at long last \u2013 a padded practice on Monday.<\/p>\n As for the Chiefs’ progress so far in the “ramp up,” Coach Reid was pleased following Friday’s practice:<\/p>\n “I liked the competition that was going on today,” said Head Coach Andy Reid. “[There was] great effort. [The] guys were challenging each other on both sides of the ball, which is important [when it comes to] getting better.”<\/p>\n Around the NFL<\/p>\n Rams’ Sean McVay doesn’t have Aaron Donald update but ‘if there’s an arrow, it’s trending upwards’ | NFL.com<\/a><\/p>\n Aaron Donald<\/a>‘s\u00a0potential return\u00a0to the Los Angeles Rams<\/a> will not be decided while they are in training camp, but coach Sean McVay said the defensive lineman’s status is “going in the right direction.”<\/p>\n “If there’s an arrow, it’s trending upwards,” McVay said Friday following the Rams’ first practice in full pads.<\/p>\n Tony Romo placed on leave by CBS Sports following arrest | ESPN<\/a><\/p>\n Romo received three citations from the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office following a July 23 traffic stop after he was seen passing cars in a gore area, which separates interstate traffic from cars entering from an on-ramp.<\/p>\n He performed poorly on field sobriety tests and was taken into custody, booked and released. The sheriff’s office said Romo had an open container of alcohol in his black Jeep. Court records show Romo was later cited for refusing “to take test for intoxication after arrest.”<\/p>\n