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@adamteicher First team OL from left to right as Chiefs begin camp: Brown, Thuney, Humphrey, Trey Smith, Remmers. So they're sticking with Smith at RG over Duvernay-Tardif for now at leaat

Peters in Balt has nothing to do with the trade. Bottom line is Rams got rid of him too.

Another worthless opinion from a talking head.

Yes. But: The cap goes up for everyone. Inflation is automatic. KC is still very top heavy when 5 or 6 guys get over 50% of the cap. Its not Mahommes. QBs will get their money. Its paying too many guys top tier money. Thats why I would let HB move on.

I see KC 4-2 in the division and 12-5 as well. Should be a dog fight to win the division. I think the other teams have improved more than KC. Chiefs are now very top heavy in salaries and that will be a huge challenge going forward.

Yep and I think it is a dire need even with Clark. No pass rush from the front 4 is my concern.

LOVE HB but these are usually the contracts that end up not working out. Wonder if the Pats would give a guy a third contract? Chiefs are getting top heavy. That first round pick used on a running back may have been better used on defense.

Okafar is a better choice. Okafar is the better all around player even with no sacks.

Always. Cant wait. Just like the majority of fans. All the picks are awesome, love the signings, coaches are better, players will be healthier, sleeper pick ups will turn it around and luck is on our side this year for sure. That honeymoon will soon be over as REALITY SETS IN. Must enjoy it while I can.

The lack of a pass rush will put KC defense secondary in trouble. I see KC in high scoring shoot outs.

I doubt any team would want that contract let alone his bs.

Herbert changes that like Mahomes did. He played with one of the worst oline last year and an idiot for a coach. Yes Chargers have a losing recent history. That QB is the real deal. Should be a great rivalry going forward. I dont care about media hype. Its all BS. Even the NOW KC MAHOMES HYPE is BS. AFC West will be fun to watch. Go Chiefs.

The difference is they now have an elite QB. Same as Chiefs the difference Mahomes makes for KC.

KC needs to win the west first. I dont think it will be a cake walk this year.

He may get a second charge soon. I think he is done.

Kansas City Chiefs pass rusher Frank Clark was officially charged with a felony due to possession of an assault weapon on Friday according to TMZ. For the sake of clarification, K.C. Star reporter Herbie Teope notes this charge comes from an incident from March and not the most recent arrest in June, both for the same charge. Just last month, Clark was caught in California with an Uzi in his Lambo SUV. It is reported that he will be facing up to three years in prison due to these charges which is not looking good for the Chiefs defense. With the history of Clark, and the matter of this being his second occurrence as well, he is going to be taking the charge from his first arrest. The Chiefs will be looking to do what they can, but with this being in the hands of the law, things are not looking good. What we know: Clark was pulled over in late June for a reason that still hasn’t been released to the public, but after being pulled over the cop in L.A., he noticed an Uzi sticking out of his duffle bag. Given Clark’s history, it was immediately a bad sign for Chiefs fans, but after hearing he will be charged with possession of an illegal firearm, Clark could face real jail time, depending on how things plead out. Looking forward into the Chiefs and how things will play out for them, the Personal Conduct Policy gives the NFL commissioner the ability to put Clark on the Commissioner Exempt list. However, if the case is not solved before the 2021 season, the Chiefs are to pay out the $18.5 million that he is owed regardless if he is playing or not. After the 2020 season, Clark’s contract became guaranteed to ensure pay even with injury, skill, and/or cap. The Chiefs could look at a work around that will allow them to cut Clark without having to pay out the $18.5 million that he is owed. What we don’t know: The circumstances of his arrest, and how likely he is to face the maximum years of the charge, is still unknown to the public. However, the biggest question unanswered right now is rather or not he will plead guilty in which it becomes a matter of the commissioner and his decision to place him on paid leave. There are still so many details surrounding both events that remain out of the public sphere that it’s impossible to state with any certainty what could happen to Clark, both in terms of the legal system and in terms of what this means for his availability to play for the Chiefs in 2021 and beyond. Expect further information to come forth and for the team to likely display patience in the interim.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Frank Clark has been charged with felony possession of an assault weapon stemming from his March arrest — not his June arrest — according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office. Clark’s arraignment is set for Wednesday, July 14. The story of Clark’s charge was first reported by TMZ Sports but incorrectly noted it stemmed from the June 20 arrest. As first noted by Sam McDowell of The Kansas City Star, Clark was arrested in March on a gun charge during a traffic stop. He was then arrested again in mid-June for illegal firearm possession.

Gun in car = the smoking gun. Proof looks rather obvious.

Has to violate something in his contract. FRANK CLARKDL, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Chiefs DE Frank Clark was charged with felony possession of a weapon. The charge stems from his arrest on June 20 after police spotted an uzi inside an open duffle bag during a routine traffic stop in Los Angeles. He claimed the gun belonged to a member of his security team. Prosecutors will still bring him back for another hearing next week. He faces up to three years in prison and could more immediately be placed on the exempt list with paid leave until his plea or conviction is final.

Defense just needs to be average for KC to win. It is average. Mahomes contract jumps way up next year so average will be harder to accomplish as the years move ahead. Yes I know, the cap is going up. It goes up for every team. NFL wants offense.

He has never played to that level. Had a few moments in the playoffs. The rest is an accumulation of excuses. Does not WALK/SACK his talk. He has shown what he is. Average at best.

True. I can remember just hoping for one playoff win. Was not that long ago.

Yes but then no Championships. See Alex Smith.

Of course there will be injury so its nice to see a little depth.

Season cant start soon enough. Not much for these guys to report on.