An NFL insider reported news that the Kansas City Chiefs are "expected to sign" a veteran player who just became available in Week 9.

The 6-4, 330-pound Pennel, who has been part of two Chiefs Super Bowl-championship teams, is considered a run-stuffing lineman. He fills a need for the Chiefs, who lost rookie tackle Omarr Norman-Lott with a season-ending torn ACL in their Week 7 win against the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Game On! event, presented by G.E.H.A., was held on October 25 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CT. Attendees were able to compete in popular titles like Madden NFL 26, Fall Guys and Rocket League, while also exploring exhibits dedicated to streaming, shoutcasting and the team’s Hall of Honor.

Washington Commanders' defense has struggled, but analysts warn against starting one specific Chiefs WR in Week 8. Find out why, plus the verdict on Marcus Mari

Here is what national NFL media members are saying about the Chiefs heading into their “Monday Night Football” game against the Washington Commanders.

Travis Kelce made history Monday night, and Andy Reid had high praise for his star tight end after the milestone moment.

Kansas City Chiefs DT Mike Pennel is officially back with the team, and all feels right because of it.Kansas City is where Pennel first became a Super Bowl champion in 2019, but his roots go back further.

While 1587 Prime — inside the Loews Hotel at 1500 Baltimore Ave. — has been the subject of much excitement and discussion since its debut, the swanky spot isn’t the first restaurant opened by Chiefs players. Throughout the years, several players have ventured into the restaurant world during or after their time on the field.