Jared Sapp
Writer at Arrowhead Pride
Chiefs Fan living in Texas. Writer for @ArrowheadPride Truman State alum. Consumer of beers and whiskeys both fine and otherwise.
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arrowheadpride.com | Jared Sapp
Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images Per Tuesday’s official NFL transaction report, the Kansas City Chiefs signed three players who tried out at last weekend’s rookie minicamp. Former Louisiana Tech wide receiver Jimmy Holiday, TCU linebacker Cooper McDonald, and Carson-Newman defensive back Major Williams were added. Holiday played at Tennessee and Western Kentucky before joining Louisiana Tech last season.
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arrowheadpride.com | Jared Sapp
Photo by Gregory Fisher/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images When the Kansas City Chiefs finally addressed the running back position in last month’s NFL Draft, the selection was an interesting one. The team traded two of the final picks in the seventh round to move up to the 228th overall selection to take SMU’s Brashard Smith. Smith spent three years as a middling wide receiver at Miami before transitioning to running back after transferring to SMU.
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arrowheadpride.com | Jared Sapp
Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images On Sunday evening, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that the Kansas City Chiefs had agreed to terms with offensive tackle Josh Simmons, the team’s first round selection in last month’s NFL Draft. Chiefs first-round pick Josh Simmons signed his four-year, fully-guaranteed contract worth $14,675,353, per his agents Drew Rosenhaus, Robert Bailey and Oliver Chell.
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arrowheadpride.com | Jared Sapp
Photo by Justin Fine/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Most of the Kansas City Chiefs’ fans know that the team’s first-round NFL Draft selection — former Ohio State tackle Josh Simmons — is coming back from a patellar tendon tear he suffered in October. But Utah State wide receiver Jalen Royals — taken in the fourth round (133rd overall) — is also working his way back from an October injury. He missed the second half of last season after tearing a deltoid ligament in his foot.
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arrowheadpride.com | Jared Sapp
Photo by John Byrum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images On Saturday, the Kansas City Chiefs announced the signings of 16 undrafted free agents (UDFAs) following last weekend’s NFL Draft. All of these players will be on the practice field for the team’s rookie minicamp, which will be held Saturday through Monday at the team’s training facility on the grounds of the Truman Sports Complex. The Chiefs began clearing room for their UDFA class on Wednesday by making six roster moves.
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The Patriots literally already have Kansas City’s 2026 sixth-rounder.
PFF projected trade for the #Chiefs… 👇 https://t.co/qO5MSltG2e
At the time of the trade, I suspected Thuney wanted a new deal to reflect how the top guard salary has grown since he signed with the Chiefs in 2021. I think if he was good playing out the final season with adjustments, KC would have been fine keeping him.
GM Ryan Poles says contract extension for OL Joe Thuney is a priority for the Bears https://t.co/rBfw0xMSFC https://t.co/9jfbAQqxnB
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