A reset in Kansas City: Andy Reid brings Chiefs rookies and QBs in early again after a 6-11 collapse
Summary
Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid is bringing rookies and quarterbacks to training camp early this year after the team had a poor 6-11 season last year. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes is healthy and ready to practice, and the team added backup QB Justin Fields to support the offense.Key Facts
- The Chiefs had a 6-11 record last season, a significant drop after many successful years.
- Patrick Mahomes suffered a major knee injury last season but is now cleared to practice fully.
- Coach Andy Reid is restarting early training sessions for rookies and quarterbacks to help the team recover.
- More than two dozen rookies are at training camp, with some expected to start early in the season.
- The Chiefs traded for Justin Fields, a veteran quarterback, to back up Mahomes.
- Rookie QB Garrett Nussmeier was drafted late but is part of the team’s future plans.
- Early training allows quarterbacks and new players to get more practice without the full team.
- The team hopes these changes will improve performance after last year’s struggles.
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