A former Kansas City Chief joins to bolster Patrick Mahomes’ and Andy Reid’s offensive line ahead of Week
Teams are wrapping up their preparations for the upcoming NFL season, which begins soon. The defending champion Kansas City Chiefs will try to win the Super Bowl three times in a row. Star quarterback Patrick Mahomes is excitedly expecting the arrival of a high-profile new addition to his offensive line.
In terms of performance, Andy Reid’s team’s preseason has undoubtedly not gone as planned. Though injuries have been a major factor in this preparation phase, three straight losses have forced a reevaluation of various facets of the team’s performance.
The Chiefs lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars 26–13 in their opening preseason game; the Detroit Lions defeated the Chiefs 24-23 in their second game; and Kansas City was defeated 34–21 by the Chicago Bears in their final preseason game.
Preseason games don’t really matter in terms of results, but Coach Reid and Patrick Mahomes will need to take care of some personnel concerns in order to be ready for Week 1. On Thursday Night Football, they take on Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens.
In the upcoming season, the defending NFL champion will try to build on their legacy. The Chiefs, led by quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his top target Travis Kelce, are attempting to make their roster stronger than before. The management remains in constant motion to fulfill the wishes of Coach Reid and his team.
The return of a former Chief
The offensive line of the Chiefs keeps getting stronger in anticipation of the upcoming NFL season. Following the serious injury to WR Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown, the management acted quickly to find a replacement.
The Chiefs have signed WR JuJu Smith-Schuster, who was just released by the New England Patriots, to cover for Brown’s departure and help Mahomes and Kelce on offense.
Journalist Tom Pelissero claims via his X (formerly Twitter) account that JuJu is going back to his familiar spot to assist bolster the offense, which has been undermined by a few key player injuries.
It’s worth noting that Smith-Schuster was a key figure in Super Bowl LVII, where the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38-35.
The Chiefs’ opening games
In their quest for a new Super Bowl, the Chiefs begin their journey with these five challenging and exciting matchups:
vs Baltimore Ravens, September 5th
vs Cincinnati Bengals, September 15th
vs Atlanta Falcons, September 22nd
vs Los Angeles Chargers, September 29th
vs New Orleans Saints, October 7th
