The Kansas City Chiefs Offseason
The Good: Signing Joe Thuney to a 5yr/80 Million
The Kansas City Chiefs lost a Super Bowl due to poor offensive line play and they some how were able to fit Joe Thuney, easily one of the best guards in the NFL, under their cap and the Chiefs instantly become a Super Bowl favorite once again. Thuney will provide Pat Mahomes with far more security in the middle of the line and will instantly give the Chiefs an exceptional rushing attack.
The Bad: Losing Sammy Watkins
The Kansas City Chiefs had an exceptional free agency with Joe Thuney and did a great job of maintaining their great players but losing Sammy Watkins could be bad loss if they don't find his replacement in the draft. Watkins certainly benefitted from playing next to Mahomes, Hill, and Kelce but he's decent player when given opportunities and his absence on the field could potentially be a problem.
The Ugly: Losing Kpassagnon
Losing Tanoh Kpassagnon could be a problem for the Chiefs interior defensive line as while he has failed to meet expectations as a pass rusher, he has been a good run defender for the Chiefs and him signing a cheap deal elsewhere could be a problem for the Chiefs defense that struggled to stop the run against the Bucs in the Super Bowl.
Offseason Grade (Pre Draft): A-
NFL Draft Summary
Day 1 Grade: N/A
Selection: N/A
Day 2 Grade: A+
Selections: Nick Bolton, Creed Humphrey
Day 3 Grade: A-
Selections: Joshua Kaindoh, Noah Gray, Cornell Powell, Trey Smith
Selection: N/A
Day 2 Grade: A+
Selections: Nick Bolton, Creed Humphrey
Day 3 Grade: A-
Selections: Joshua Kaindoh, Noah Gray, Cornell Powell, Trey Smith
