Time could be running out for the Kansas City Chiefs to make a decision on a potential new stadium site.

 

Matthew Kelly of the Kansas City Star reports that the state of Kansas may pull the new-stadium offer off the table on June 30th, if the organization does not accept. 

 

House Speaker Dan Hawkins told Kelly he doesn't want to extend the expiration date for the Chiefs or Kansas City Royals. The reason for not extending the deadline is to prevent the organizations having leverage in getting solutions in Missouri.

 

The potential for a new stadium for the Chiefs is certainly on the table, with owner Clark Hunt and team president Mark Donovan wanting a dome for the team, and eventually the opportunity to host a Super Bowl.

 

The team's current least at Arrowhead Stadium runs through the 2030 season, which means a potential move to Kansas could happen as soon as 2031.