Chiefs Sign Safety Alohi Gilman for Defensive Boost

0:00It's March 20th, here's your Kansas news in two minutes. The Kansas City Chiefs just signed Safety Aloha Gilman to a 3-year deal worth $24.75 million. He's stepping in to lead the secondary for defensive coordinator Steve Spagnolo, bringing versatility to a key defensive spot. Gilman spent time with the Los Angeles Chargers before a mid-season trade to the Baltimore Ravens last year. Neither team brought him back, opening the door for Kansas City to add him during this off-season shake-up, coaches and teammates see him as a great culture fit, much like past safety's Brian Cook, Justin Reed, and Tiramatheo. Those players were crucial in syncing up Spagnolo's schemes since he joined in 2019. After missing the playoffs for the first time in 11 years, the Chiefs targeted high character guys like Gilman to raise their game. Head coach Andy Reed stressed the knee for the right attitude to meet high expectations. One plans to build trust quickly and contribute wherever needed, helping the defense gel as

1:00Kansas City pushes to return to contention.