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1 week ago | 
yardbarker.com | Nick Roesch
One of the best value picks the Chiefs may have made during the 2025 NFL Draft was running back Brashard Smith. Kansas City selected Smith in the seventh round at No. 228 overall. Originally a wide receiver with the Miami Hurricanes, Smith transferred to SMU and switched to RB in 2024. He ended up rushing for 1,332 yards and 14 touchdowns, while hauling in 39 catches for 327 yards and four receiving touchdowns. Smith will now attempt to make the Chiefs' 53-man roster come September.
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1 week ago | 
yardbarker.com | Nick Roesch
There will be plenty of eyes on Chiefs 2025 first-round draft pick Josh Simmons when training camp kicks off in late July. He is expected to compete with veteran Jaylon Moore for the starting left tackle job. Andy Reid and multiple other members of Kansas City's coaching staff have been impressed with how Simmons has recovered from the torn patellar tendon in his left knee, which ended his collegiate career at Ohio State back in October.
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1 week ago | 
yardbarker.com | Nick Roesch
Kirk Cousins has appeared to accept his fate as Atlanta's backup quarterback as he was a full participant in Falcons mandatory minicamp two weeks ago. While Cousins is being a good soldier and making the best out if his situation, hope isn't completely lost for him being a starting QB in 2025. While listing his 10 bold predictions for the upcoming season, NFL analyst Jeffri Chadiha predicted that the Falcons will end up trading Cousins to a QB-needy team at some point during the year.
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1 week ago | 
yardbarker.com | Nick Roesch
Not many experts have made their 2025 record predictions for the Kansas City Chiefs yet. A large portion of the national media doesn't know what to expect from the Chiefs this upcoming season. After getting shellacked by the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, it' natural to wonder if that was the beginning of a decline for the Kansas City dynasty. However, don't put NFL media personality Rich Eisen in that category.
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1 week ago | 
yardbarker.com | Nick Roesch
After revealing that wide receiver Rashee Rice and offensive tackle Josh Simmons would be full participants during training camp next month, Chiefs coach Andy Reid also gave an update on tight end Jared Wiley. "I think we're going to be okay there," Reid said when asked if Wiley will be cleared for training camp. "He got some work here the last couple days.
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1 week ago | 
yardbarker.com | Nick Roesch
The Kansas City Chiefs have wrapped up their mandatory minicamp, and will now have approximately the next five weeks off before training camp begins in late July. Coach Andy Reid has made a change to the beginning of training camp, as all players will report on the same day, which will be Monday, July 21. In the past, quarterbacks, rookies, and injured players reported a few days earlier than everyone else.
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1 week ago | 
atozsports.com | Nick Roesch
The Kansas City Chiefs have wrapped up their mandatory minicamp, and will now have approximately the next five weeks off before training camp begins in late July. Coach Andy Reid has made a change to the beginning of training camp, as all players will report on the same day, which will be Monday, July 21. In the past, quarterbacks, rookies, and injured players reported a few days earlier than everyone else.
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1 week ago | 
atozsports.com | Nick Roesch
The Kansas City Chiefs are wrapping up their final day of mandatory minicamp. Coach Andy Reid spoke to the media on Thursday morning, and delivered some great news regarding two key offensive players. Third-year wide receiver Rashee Rice and rookie offensive tackle Josh Simmons will be full participants in training camp next month. "They're both ready to go," Reid said. "They actually got great work in these camps here."Rice is coming off a torn LCL that he suffered in Week 4 of the 2024 season.
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1 week ago | 
yardbarker.com | Nick Roesch
As the left tackle battle between Josh Simmons and Jaylon Moore gets the spotlight, don't forget about the competition at left guard. Second-year player Kingsley Suamataia and fourth-year veteran Mike Caliendo are both vying for the starting LG job. Suamataia was drafted to be the Chiefs' LT of the future, but was benched after two starts in 2024 due to poor play. He started at LG in Week 18 and did a solid job, and now he'll get the chance to resurrect his career at the position.
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1 week ago | 
atozsports.com | Nick Roesch
As the left tackle battle between Josh Simmons and Jaylon Moore gets the spotlight, don't forget about the competition at left guard. Second-year player Kingsley Suamataia and fourth-year veteran Mike Caliendo are both vying for the starting LG job. Suamataia was drafted to be the Chiefs' LT of the future, but was benched after two starts in 2024 due to poor play. He started at LG in Week 18 and did a solid job, and now he'll get the chance to resurrect his career at the position.
