Chiefs Release Taylor, Moore Takes Over Right Tackle

0:00For the NFL, it's March 3rd, here's what's happening. The Kansas City Chiefs plans for their first round draft pick dominated talks at the NFL Scouting Combine this week. Patrick Mahomes got sacked 34 times over 14 games last season, but that number paints a misleading picture of their offensive line. Injuries hit hard up front with Ricky Josh Simmons missing nine games to Juan Taylor out for four, and Tray Smith sidelined for nine. Taylor left the patchwork union in most of the year, but with those guys healthy, four fists of the line look solid heading into next season. The only real question mark was right tackle, but the chiefs just cleared that up. They informed Taylor he's getting released before the league year starts, freeing of $20 million in cap space. General manager Brett Vitch sounded unsure at first during Combine interviews. Now Jalen Moore steps in after proving reliable at right tackle while filling in last year, thereby's time without burning a high pick on a developmental guy. Other spots like defensive line, running back and wide receiver need immediate help more

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