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  The Chiefs’ Super Bowl champion  roster had just 21 of its 53 spots filled by homegrown players, drafted or undrafted, a reflection of the aggression with which Veach, Borgonzi, Tilis and Shea attacked the rookie-contract window they were in with Mahomes. Just three years later, that homegrown number, ahead of Super Bowl LVII, has bulged to 32, meaning they’ve gone from 39.6% of their roster being developed in-house to 60.4%. That’s no mistake. And it doesn’t mean that Mahomes has to be the only expensive guy on the roster. It just means the Chiefs have room for fewer of them. So while Travis Kelce and Chris Jones are still around, Frank Clark took a bit of a pay cut and Tyreek Hill was traded. Nine of the team’s 10 draft picks were active for both of its playoff games, creating a layer of cheap labor on the roster that gives Kansas City flexibility to keep its elite happy.

  Ashton Kutcher Hadn't Done A Rom-Com In 12 Years. Why He Decided To Star In One Opposite Reese Witherspoon Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher on the Tonight Show Ashton Kutcher has done a plethora of different projects over the past decade or so and remains one of the busiest stars in Hollywood. There is, however, one genre that he hasn't worked within for quite some time, but that's now about to change. Kutcher -- who's starred in some of the best romantic comedies of all time -- is returning to his roots via his upcoming movie, Your Place or Mine, opposite Reese Witherspoon. With that, the actor is opening up about why he decided to return to rom-coms by way of the release, which is coming soon to Netflix, after nearly 12 years since his last outing in the solidly reviewed No Strings Attached in 2011. The That ’70s Show actor told Variety that starring in the lighthearted, feel-good film was a “genuine” choice that had nothing to do with career advancement or fina...