Chiefs Players Secure Spots in Offseason

0:00On April 28th, the NFL Draft wrapped up without shaking of spots for a few key Kansas City Chiefs players, leaving guys like offensive tackles Jalen, Moore and Isopoul, linebacker Jeffrey Bassa, and why receiver Xavier Worthy in stronger positions heading into the off-season. On the offensive line, the Chief skipped early investments, so Moore locks in as the clear fit starter in the final year of his two-year, $30 million deal, with a shot to earn a big extension. Meanwhile, 24-year-old Isopoul, who started four games last season, steps up as the main swing tackle, building on his 6-foot 7, 320-pound frame in year 2. These moves mean less pressure for these bets and rookies, especially after losing linebacker Leo Chanol in free agency, now Bassa, a fifth-round pick. From last year, a voice direct draft rivals in eyes rotation snaps behind Nick Bolton and Drew Tranquil. Over in the receiving core, the Chiefs waited until pick number 176 on day 3 to grab Cincinnati Cyrus Allen, so speedy. Xavier Worthy solidifies as

1:06the number 3 option next to Travis Kelsey and Rache Rice, the only one locked in through 2027. With training camp on the horizon, these players get prime chances to shine, proving their worth in Kansas City's back-to-back title chase. NFL News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on