Overview
- Josh Simmons, the Chiefs' 32nd overall draft pick, signed a fully guaranteed four-year, $14.675 million contract with a fifth-year team option.
- Simmons is limited to individual drills at rookie minicamp as he rehabs a torn patellar tendon sustained during his final season at Ohio State.
- Head coach Andy Reid emphasized a cautious approach to Simmons' recovery, aiming for full participation by training camp to avoid re-injury.
- Kansas City is overhauling its offensive line following a 47-sack season and a Super Bowl LIX loss, adding both veteran players and rookie prospects for depth.
- Patrick Mahomes’ half-brother, Graham Walker, received a rookie minicamp invite, showcasing the Chiefs' commitment to evaluating developmental talent.