The annual shuffle of Patrick Mahomes' backup quarterbacks continued Thursday, with the Kansas City Chiefs signing former Las Vegas Raiders veteran Gardner Minshew to a one-year deal, according to ESPN.

Quarterback Gardner Minshew reached agreement Thursday on a one-year deal with the Chiefs, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Former WSU standout Gardner Minshew is the latest in a line of veterans who have served as Patrick Mahomes’ backup since he became the Chiefs' starter in 2018.

The Kansas City Chiefs reached a one-year agreement with quarterback Gardner Minshew II, per multiple media reports.

Minshew spent the 2024 season with the Las Vegas Raiders, where he made nine starts and appeared in 10 games. He threw nine touchdown passes and 10 interceptions while completing

Journeyman quarterback Gardner Minshew has found a landing spot for the 2025 season. Minshew has agreed to a one-year deal with the Chiefs, according to multiple reports on Thursday. He takes the place of Carson Wentz as Kansas City’s backup QB.

The Chiefs are reuniting with one of Patrick Mahomes' most trusted wide receivers in recent years despite said player garnering interest from other suitors. The post Chiefs Re-Sign Trusted Patrick Mahomes Target Despite ‘Interest’ From Other Teams appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Kansas City Chiefs spent the start of NFL free agency luring back familiar faces. Now they’ve made a crucial decision involving a Patrick Mahomes weapon on Saturday. The Chiefs are bringing back wide receiver Juju Smith-Schuster,

Carson Wentz appears to be a Chiefs one-and-done. Kansas City will bring in a recent AFC West rival to replace him.