Talks of a long-term contract for Orlando Brown are expected to heat up again following the 2022 draft.
Back in March, the Chiefs assigned a non-exclusive franchise tag worth $16,662,000 to Brown. Brown has until July 15 to either agree to play under the one-year tag or negotiate a long-term deal. But, discussions with Brown were Continue>
Every offseason has micro-seasons in it. Free agency, predraft, the combine, the second wave of free agency, the draft, and the final wave of free agency. So which micro-season is the best to win. And which should the Kanas City Chiefs try to win.
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Dolphins Sign Melvin Ingram
News broke Sunday that despite the Chiefs placing a UFA tender on Melvin Ingram, the edge defender would be leaving Kansas City to join the Miami Dolphins on a one year deal.
Charles Robinson @CRob5769
Lead Writer – @ChiefsFocus
I don’t have many recurring dreams. You know the dream – you have it like 2-3 times a year maybe? Possibly more in some cases, but it’s almost always at the same place, same general time of year, around the same people? Maybe you’re at a lake house with your friends having a killer time and all of a sudden, dinosaurs are back. Maybe you’re walking along a certain street from your childhood with a friend or family member and you slip and your brain does the terrifying free fall thing, waking up faster than anything else scientifically possible?
The Chiefs made it known after the AFC Championship game that there were going to be major changes this offseason as we saw the super talented team we have come to know get exposed because of major holes in the roster. Of those holes Corner and Defensive line were the most glaring. After the Tyreek Hill trade it seemed almost as if the Chiefs were in a hole they wouldn’t be able to dig out of. That was until the draft came around and everyone realized why Brett Veach is paid the big bucks. After two absolute steals in the first round in Trent McDuffie and George Karlaftis
Ryan Tannehill, the Anti-Alex Smith.
Andy Reid: Alex Smith was the greatest thing to ever happen to Pat Mahomes
Jake White @JakeWhite58
When the Kansas City Chiefs selected QB Patrick Mahomes in 2017 it wasn’t universally celebrated as we know it today. We had incumbent Alex Smith who just came off a season in which we won the AFC West, clinched the 2 seed, but ultimately lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Divisional Round. Although Alex Smith wasn’t necessarily losing games for the Chiefs, Andy Reid and company felt the need to upgrade the position with Patrick Mahomes – a prospect they fell in love with for good reason.
Free agency has slowed to a halt, when most of the signings will now be vets who are getting into second and third contract territory. The draft is over and rookie minicamps are complete. Sure, OTAs are coming up, but what’s the next thing we need to get excited about? Obviously, the schedule release.
Your New Favorite Player : George Karlaftis
Each Monday for the next several weeks, we will profile a Chiefs rookie to tell you why they should be your new favorite Chief. This week – first round selection George Karlaftis
Charles Robinson @CRob5769
Lead Writer – @ChiefsFocus
Boom or Bust — Justyn Ross
The Chiefs take a chance on Clemson’s Justyn Ross. It’s unknow if Ross will develop at the pro level, but his potential is through the ceiling.
Natalie Temple @natalietemple18 Chiefs Focus @ChiefsFocus
The NFL draft has concluded and the offseason is winding down. The next big question is, who will be the starters? Well, I’m going to make my best prediction for all 22 starters and a couple of extras. These predictions will be based on the roster as of writing this article. The Chiefs may acquire new players that could compete for a starting position.