With a massive contract year approaching, KC Chiefs DE George Karlaftis was recently named the club's most promising ...

"I wouldn’t describe it as bull rushing," Karlaftis explained of his signature moves that landed him in the top 30 back in April. "For me, I’m a power rusher.

George Karlaftis is turning into a beast, and it's happening right before our eyes. The Kansas City Chiefs' defensive front' has been a revelation this season compared to what was expected.

The conversation so far has been between Kingsley Suamataia and Mike Caliendo, the two players who are actively competing for the left guard spot. I think there will probably be more names in the ...

George Karlaftis, however, has shown that he's taken a jump in his sophomore campaign. ... a positive sign of his development. Coming out of college, Karlaftis was known as a power player.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive end George Karlaftis sacked Cleveland Browns quarterback Jameis Winston twice during the first half of the teams’ Week 15 NFL game at Huntington Bank Field in ...

The Chiefs are hoping their pick at No. 30, George Karlaftis, can be a reliable pass rusher who wins his matchups with power and tenacity.

Now 6-foot-4, 266 pounds, Karlaftis is about to be a first-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, with scouts excited that the high-motor three-down edge rusher might just be scratching the surface.

Purdue's George Karlaftis has been one of the best pass rushers in college football the past three seasons. NFL teams are always looking for the next great pass rusher.

George Karlaftis was born on April 3, 2001, to Mathios “Matthew” and Amy Karlaftis. The couple met in college, started dating, and eventually tied the knot.