Chiefs remove G.E.H.A branding from Arrowhead Stadium name

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 5:53 PM

Last updated Aug 5, 2026

Chiefs remove G.E.H.A branding from Arrowhead Stadium name
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The Kansas City Chiefs announced today that the 'G.E.H.A Field' branding has been removed from Arrowhead Stadium. The venue will revert to its original name, reflecting a decision from both the Chiefs and G.E.H.A. Mark Donovan, the Chiefs' president, stated this change honors the stadium's rich history. The partnership with G.E.H.A will continue, focusing on community programs. Arrowhead Stadium, opened in 1972, is set to be replaced by a new domed stadium across the border in Kansas, which is slated for completion in 2031.

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  • Chiefs drop 'G.E.H.A Field' from stadium name.
  • Mark Donovan emphasizes honoring stadium's history.
  • Partnership with G.E.H.A continues amid the change.
  • New domed stadium is planned for Kansas by 2031.
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  • 5:53 PMYahoo SportsChiefs drop "G.E.H.A Field" from Arrowhead Stadium name
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For the last several years, the Chiefs' home stadium has had some branding to go along with its iconic name.

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