Chiefs Re-sign Thornton, Aiming for Playoff Glory

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 10th. The Kansas City cheese have brought back wide receiver Ty Quant Thornton on a two-year deal worth $11 million dollars with a possible maximum of $14 million dollars. Thornton impressed last season with 19 catches for 430 A yards and three touchdowns, his best outputs since his rookie year. He first joined the cheese in the 2025 offseason after three up and down years with the New England Patriots. There, he flashed potential as a second round pick, but couldn't stay consistent until Kansas City gave him more chances to shine. Fans and analysts see big things ahead for Thornton, especially as he builds more rapport with quarterback Patrick Mahomes. His speed adds a spark to the receiving group, and the team hopes he climbs higher on the depth chart. The cheese wrapped up 2025 with a 6-11 record, good for third in the AFC West behind the charges in Broncos, that put them 12th overall in the conference, ahead of teams like the Browns and Raiders. Heading into this offseason, Kansas City plans more moves and a strong NFL draft focus

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