TRENDING: Ex-Raiders Star Wants to Sign with Chiefs in Ultimate Revenge Move

Kansas City, MO – May 23, 2025

The Kansas City Chiefs-Las Vegas Raiders rivalry, one of the NFL’s fiercest, could ignite with a stunning twist. Ameer Abdullah, a former Raiders running back now an unrestricted free agent, is reportedly seeking a contract with the Chiefs, aiming to exact revenge on his old team after a bitter 2025 offseason exit.

Ameer Abdullah spent three seasons with the Raiders, amassing 420 rushing yards, 4 touchdowns, and 839 kick return yards on 35 attempts. Released after the Raiders drafted Ashton Jeanty and shifted to younger backs, his departure fueled a desire to prove Las Vegas made a grave mistake.

Abdullah views Kansas City as the ideal stage to face his former team and their AFC West rivals. “I WANT TO CRUSH THE BRONCOS IN A CHIEFS JERSEY,” he declared to reporters, signaling his intent to dominate not just the Raiders but also the Denver Broncos, another hated foe, in a Chiefs uniform.

His versatility as a receiving back and kick returner could bolster the Chiefs’ backfield, complementing Isiah Pacheco and Elijah Mitchell. With Patrick Mahomes leading a high-octane offense, Abdullah’s experience could spark plays for a team rebounding from a Super Bowl LIX loss.

Abdullah’s speed and special teams prowess remain valuable at 32. With Kareem Hunt’s production waning and recent additions like Chris Olave and K.J. Hamler boosting the roster, he could enhance Andy Reid’s dynamic attack.

A one-year, $2 million deal is projected for Abdullah, fitting the Chiefs’ $12 million cap space post-Mahomes contract restructure. His durability, missing only one game in three Raiders seasons, makes him a low-risk, high-reward option.

Chiefs Kingdom is buzzing on X, with fans tweeting, “Abdullah torching the Raiders and Broncos? Let’s go!” Raiders supporters countered, “Jeanty’s our future—Abdullah’s done,” while Broncos fans braced for a renewed rivalry showdown.

Set to face both the Raiders and Broncos in 2025, the Chiefs could gain a gritty veteran with Abdullah’s signing, amplifying their AFC West battles. As Kansas City eyes Super Bowl LX, his revenge quest could write a fiery chapter in Chiefs history.