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Chiefs’ top draft pick had major injury. Why KC was still comfortable taking him
The Kansas City Chiefs understand that Ohio State offensive tackle Josh Simmons was only available to them at pick 32 in the NFL Draft because of a knee injury. Simmons, once projected as the potential top left tackle in the class, is still recovering after tearing his patellar tendon in October and subsequent surgery.
“I still have to haul ass in recovery — and again, like I said — I’m at the Kansas City Chiefs. So there’s no time to take breaths,” Simmons said, via Pete Sweeney of ArrowheadPride.com. “If ...
Seeing where I am now, I definitely can tell like, ‘OK, the improvement is going to be very noticeable at the beginning.’” ...
The Kansas City Chiefs have made a lot of moves this offseason ... and Tua Tagovailoa missed a handful of games because of a concussion. Those two factors would certainly explain his struggles ...
The Kansas City Chiefs want to build another championship team, and it all starts in the offseason. Contracts for Patrick Mahomes and Chris Jones were restructured to create salary cap space ...
The Kansas City Chiefs selected an offensive tackle with their 32nd overall pick following a trade with the Philadelphia ...
The Kansas City Chiefs have one of the best home field advantages in all of football, if not the best. They do not mess around about their team in Kansas City. There are only a few stadiums ...
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