Kansas City Chiefs get back to work with 4 more OTAs this week

The Kansas City Chiefs OTA schedule continues after the Memorial Day holiday. The Chiefs will get back on the field today and practice for four consecutive days, the longest consecutive-day stretch of OTAs this offseason. That's May 28-31 on the field and then again on June 4-6 for the mandatory minicamp which is, uh, mandatory for veterans.

Look for daily round-ups on the Chiefs practices each afternoon. Practice is at 11:20 a.m. (Arrowhead Time) each day and throughout the week we can expect to hear from Andy Reid, various players as well as both coordinators. That's notable because we haven't yet talked to the coordinators.

As a reminder, some of the practice rules in this phase of the offseason:

Previously: Down goes Dexter, Tyson's big day

KC Chiefs head coach Andy Reid acknowledging Tony Moeaki would be out until training camp was the lead story coming out of the final day of OTAs this week but there were two other notable story lines involving Dexter McCluster, who was injured, and Tyson Jackson, who had a good day.

-All coaches are allowed on the field.

-No live contact is allowed

-No one-on-one offense vs. defense drills are permitted (i.e., no offensive linemen vs. defensive linemen pass rush or pass protection drills, no wide receivers vs. defensive backs bump-and-run drills, and no one-on-one special teams drills involving both offense and defense are permitted).

-Special teams drills (e.g., kicking team vs. return team) are permitted, provided no live contact occurs.

-Team offense vs. team defense drills ... are permitted, provided no live contact occurs.

-Teams may require players to wear helmets; no shells are permit­ted

Grid View

• Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Brandon Flowers (24) speaks with media after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Brandon Flowers (24) speaks with media after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Sean Smith (27) speaks with media after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Sean Smith (27) walks to speak with media after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Dexter McCluster (22) speaks with media after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Dwayne Bowe (82) speaks with media after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Derrick Johnson (56) speaks with media after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Geoff Schwartz (74) speaks with media after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Dwayne Bowe (82) walks to speak with media after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs running backs Jamaal Charles (25) and Knile Davis (35) speak with running backs coach Eric Bieniemy (left) during organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• A general view of the Kansas City Chiefs on the field after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Donald Stephenson (79) and Jon Asamoah (73) run drills during organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid watches play during organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Jon Baldwin (89) speaks with media after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Tamba Hali (91) and linebacker/defensive end Ridge Wilson (60) work on drills after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
• Kansas City Chiefs tight end Anthony Fasano (80) speaks with media after the organized team activities at the University of Kansas Hospital Training Complex. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports

Things to keep an eye on:

1. Is Dexter McCluster OK? He went down with a hamstring injury last week. The last we heard he was supposed to be fine.

2. The battle at left guard: That appears to be Jeff Allen's spot for now but it's a competition with Geoff Schwartz and possibly even Donald Stephenson. This is the only open spot on the o-line.

3. The competition between Akeem Jordan and Nico Johnson for the starting inside linebacker job. This has been Jordan's job early on but training camp will tell us a lot more.

4. Anyone stepping up at No. 2 receiver? Jon Baldwin's offseason has been up and down, according to practice reports. I've barely heard Donnie Avery's name.

5. The pistol: Will we see it again? How much?

More from AP:

Offense vs. Defense

Who will be the return man?

The open spot on the o-line