Many familiar names populate Kansas City Chiefs' roster projection | ESPN
OFFENSIVE LINE (8): Eric Fisher, Zach Fulton, Mitch Morse, Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, Mitchell Schwartz, Jah Reid, Bryan Witzmann, Andrew Tiller
This doesn’t account for guard Parker Ehinger, who the Chiefs don’t believe will be ready for full participation when training camp begins after having surgery for a torn ACL last year. But if he’s ready when the season begins, he’ll make the roster.
Training camp notebook: First day of school jitters rule | Chiefs Digest
Fewer than 30 of the team’s 90 players on the roster are on hand for the abbreviated three-day head start before camp officially opens Friday. Most are rookies and young players with little if any NFL game experience.
Andy Reid on Michael Vick Helping at Camp: "He Brings That Respect" | Chiefs.com
“He’s one of those guys that whatever he wanted to do, he could do,” Reid added. “He could go into TV, radio, coaching, whatever, I mean he he’s a good people person, you know he’s quiet, but he’s a good people person and he speaks well, and just has a good way about him.
Watch Michael Vick work with the Chiefs quarterback in camp | The Kansas City Star
Former NFL star Michael Vick worked with Kansas City Chiefs quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes and Alex Smith in this raw video from training camp in St. Joseph on Tuesday.
Video: Patrick Mahomes Ready to Start Training Camp | Chiefs.com
Video: Alex Smith Excited to be Back at Camp | Chiefs.com
Video: Kareem Hunt Eager to Put the Pads On | Chiefs.com
Chiefs Daily with Terez Paylor | July 25, 2017 | The Kansas City Star
Kansas City Star Chiefs beat reporter Terez Paylor updates team news on Tuesday at the team's training camp in St. Joseph with comments from Alex Smith and Kareem Hunt.
Photo Gallery: Training Camp Practice 7/25 | Chiefs.com
Photos from practice at Chiefs Training Camp presented by Mosaic Life Care.
Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt arrives for NFL training camp | The Kansas City Star
“I am excited about (Hunt),” quarterback Alex Smith said. “The thing I am really pumped about is I really feel like he’s picked up the pass game and the protection.
KC Chiefs’ Tamba Hali clarifies his weekend statements | The Kansas City Star
“Guys, I think it got blown out of proportion,” Hali said. “All I was trying to say is, at the end of the day, I love the game. I want to bring the Kansas City Chiefs a championship. I’ve been here for 12 years and I’ve always wanted to do that and I’ve always given it my all and I’ve always been part of the equation.
Defense a key to Chiefs’ success | newspressnow.com
Outside linebacker and perennial Pro Bowler Justin Houston is healthy again entering training camp.
“I feel great,” Houston said. “Last year, I couldn’t even run at this time, so it’s a night-and-day difference.”
What We Learned from Media Availability on Tuesday | Chiefs.com
Q: With all the changes on offense, is it reasonable to expect that this offense can pick up where it left off?
SMITH: “It’s really rare that you have all 11 guys coming back. Generally you’ve got guys that aren’t here anymore. Yeah it’s going to be an adjustment, but I feel that every year that adjustment is somewhere. You got a lot of continuity, you’ve got a lot of room to grow. Got a lot of continuity in the tight ends and running backs groups with those guys coming back. I think that adjustment is going to come every year whenever guys don’t come back, you’ll have that.”
Chiefs’ Eric Fisher film review: My left tackle | Arrowhead Pride
No, the reason I worried was that over the course of last season, during my live viewing of games, I felt like I was noticing Eric Fisher too much. And I don’t mean that as a compliment. Generally speaking, you don’t want to notice offensive linemen much at all during a broadcast. As I reviewed LDT’s and Parker Ehinger’s film, I still had the nagging feeling that I was seeing a bit too much of Fisher. And so I was concerned that once I started reviewing Fisher’s film I’d find that he had finally stopped improving after getting better every season, or maybe even backslid.
Kansas City Chiefs press on in the face of a series of abrupt changes | ESPN
"I don't know if drama is the word," coach Andy Reid said. "Things happen in the National Football League. That's how it works. I've been doing this a couple of years and I understand how things work. Sometimes change can be good. Time takes care of that and you find out.
Kansas City Chiefs' Alex Smith: Tamba Hali 'says what's on his mind' | ESPN
"Tamba is one of the most unique teammates I've ever had," Smith said after practice Tuesday at Missouri Western State University. "I mean that in a good way. He's a guy that says what's on his mind. He's honest. He's sincere. I think I appreciate that about him. Obviously there are some times that things get said and it comes out.
“A couple years ago, I reached out to my former coach Andy Reid with the Chiefs and being that he wasn’t - that was the year that he had relinquished some of his title of being GM and he was primarily the head coach.
“John Dorsey was the guy. I reached out to him and he asked me why did I want to play and I was like, ‘Because I really feel I have the ability to play at a high level’. Considering how the receivers fared out the last couple of years there’s no doubt that I could have played.
Chiefs Make Changes to Personnel Staff, Including Two New Hires | Chiefs.com
The Kansas City Chiefs made three changes to their personnel staff Tuesday afternoon, including the promotion of Mike Borgonzi to Director of Player Personnel.