The Kansas City Chiefs are officially changing the name of their home stadium back to Arrowhead Stadium ahead of the 2026 NFL season. Multiple outlets report that the stadium, previously branded as GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, will revert to “Arrowhead Stadium” beginning in 2026. The sponsor’s presence does not end entirely, however: while the naming rights branding shifts back to Arrowhead, GEHA is reported to remain involved with the team as a sponsor. The change is presented as part of an ongoing pattern of stadium naming adjustments tied to sponsorship and branding arrangements. The reports do not indicate that the physical stadium or its location are changing—only the official stadium name used for the venue going forward. The Chiefs are therefore set to return to the historic “Arrowhead Stadium” designation for the 2026 season, while maintaining corporate sponsorship ties through GEHA in a different capacity than the stadium naming label.