Clyde Edwards-Helaire Re-Signs with Chiefs on One-Year Deal

The Kansas City Chiefs solidify their running back depth by retaining Clyde Edwards-Helaire, signaling a strategic move for the team's future.

Clyde Edwards-Helaire has agreed to a one-year contract to stay with the Kansas City Chiefs, enhancing the team's running back depth.
Despite a decrease in productivity and battling injuries, Edwards-Helaire's knowledge of the offensive scheme and past performance influenced the Chiefs' decision.
Isiah Pacheco remains the team's primary running back, with Edwards-Helaire likely serving in a backup role.
The Chiefs also hosted free-agent running back J.K. Dobbins, indicating ongoing efforts to bolster the running back position.
Jerick McKinnon, another key running back from the previous season, remains unsigned, adding to the speculation about the team's plans for the position.