Mike Danna's reasoning for returning to the Chiefs shows exactly why Kansas City is a free-agent destination

The Kansas City Chiefs are a place where other players want to play. No, they do not have the same appeal as the Miami Dolphins when it comes to location and weather. No, they do not have the same appeal as teams that majorly overpay in free agency, and they don't have the appeal of being in a big market.

However, they have three to four things that other teams do not have. They have Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid, and Steve Spagnuolo, and they are a dynasty. All of those are enough to make any player want to play in Kansas City, even if they have to play in some of the coldest games in the NFL's history.

When the Chiefs re-signed defensive end Mike Danna, he told everyone that there was only one big reason he came back. Danna kept it real, as he always does. And it makes sense. From the sounds of it, he was never going anywhere.

"I kind of prioritize winning," Mike Danna said Wednesday morning. "The family I have built out here, and the brotherhood, just like being here is just like, I look forward to going to work every day. When you have that feeling, you don't really want to let it go. There is always elsewhere, but I have a lot invested here. A lot of work, a lot of grinds, a lot of sweat and tears. Why not go for a three-peat? I prioritize winning, and there is no other organization like this right now. It feels good to be back."