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Chiefs GM Brett Veach acknowledged that Travis Kelce, at 35, is nearing the end of his career but still performs when it matters most, despite a down year and retirement rumors, as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
Kansas City Chiefs GM Brett Veach praised Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce for their humility and respect towards everyone in the organization, despite their superstar status. Veach highlighted their grounded attitudes and how they maintain a culture of respect within the team, contributing to the Chiefs' success both on and off the field.
Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach discusses the team's draft needs, including a focus on offensive linemen and wide receivers. Veach sees a deep pool of wide receiver talent in the upcoming draft and also notes depth at cornerback and offensive line positions. The team's interest in wide receivers is heightened by the uncertain status of second-year player Rashee Rice, who is facing legal issues following a car accident. Veach emphasizes the importance of following the team's process in evaluating players and addressing off-field issues.
Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach reflects on the lessons learned from his NFL Draft classes, emphasizing the importance of patience and sticking to the most talented player on the board. Veach acknowledges the ever-changing nature of NFL rosters due to injuries and the need to prioritize talent over positional needs, while also considering a balance between the two when values of players are close. He stresses the ongoing process of player evaluation and projection leading up to the draft, highlighting the team's commitment to refining their draft strategy until the final hours before making their selections.
The Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up for the NFL Draft, and ahead of general manager Brett Veach’s pre-draft press conference, the biggest questions revolve around the team's need for a wide receiver in light of Rashee Rice's situation, their assessment of the receiver and offensive tackle classes, and where Veach sees the best value in the draft.
After years of focusing on defensive players in the draft, the Kansas City Chiefs are likely to shift their strategy and prioritize offensive players in the 2024 NFL Draft due to the team's improved defensive lineup and pressing offensive needs, particularly at wide receiver and offensive line. General manager Brett Veach acknowledges the impact of paying a highly valued quarterback and picking late in the draft on the team's previous draft choices, but is optimistic about the potential for success in drafting offensive players, similar to the impact of recent defensive draft picks.
Kansas City Chiefs' Head Coach Andy Reid and General Manager Brett Veach discussed their offseason plans and priorities at the NFL Scouting Combine, emphasizing the importance of player interviews and roster depth. They addressed impending free agents, including their intent to retain defensive tackle Chris Jones and cornerback L'Jarius Sneed, and acknowledged the challenges and benefits of the team's recent success. Veach expressed pride in the team's achievements and emphasized the focus on the next goal, while looking forward to the Combine's on-field drills.
After a tumultuous season, Kansas City Chiefs' wide receiver Mecole Hardman's return to the team in 2024 is a possibility, according to general manager Brett Veach. Despite a rocky season and a brief stint with the New York Jets, Hardman's familiarity with the Chiefs' offense and positive contributions in the postseason have opened the door for a potential return. Fans seem largely in favor of his re-signing, pending the right contract.
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and general manager Brett Veach are expected to begin negotiations on contract extensions in the coming weeks, with sources believing that Reid will soon become the highest-paid coach in football. After clinching three championships in five years, both Reid and Veach are due for significant pay raises, with negotiations expected to include an extension for Veach as well.
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid discussed various topics in a post-Super Bowl press conference, including Patrick Mahomes' love for the game, Chris Jones' effort in the game, and the future of the team. Reid also praised 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan and revealed the team's upcoming schedule, which includes preparing for the 2024 season and the combine.
Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach prioritizes re-signing defensive linemen Chris Jones and cornerback L'Jarius Sneed, both top-10 free agents, as they head into Super Bowl LVIII. Veach acknowledges the challenge of retaining key defensive players while managing the salary cap, with other defensive players also set to become free agents. Despite the financial constraints, Veach reflects on the team's defensive transformation and the need to maintain a strong defensive unit.
Kansas City Chiefs General Manager Brett Veach prioritizes re-signing defensive stars Chris Jones and L'Jarius Sneed, acknowledging the difficulty of the task. With both players set to become free agents, Veach sees them as keystone players and top priorities for the offseason, recognizing their significant contributions to the team's successful defense.
Kansas City Chiefs' general manager Brett Veach has stated that he is in constant communication with Chris Jones regarding his contract extension. Jones, who skipped mandatory minicamp, is entering the final year of his four-year contract. Veach anticipates that the extension will be worked out before or during the start of training camp, and he looks forward to Jones being with the team for a long time.
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed former Tampa Bay Buccaneers left tackle Donovan Smith, which is part of their post-draft plan to improve their roster. Chiefs GM Brett Veach stated that they will continue to monitor available players and improve their roster whenever possible. The signing of Smith adds experience to the left tackle position, which currently lacks experience on the roster. This move will increase competition and confidence throughout the entire position group.
Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach is excited about the versatility of the team's young wide receivers, including Rashee Rice, Skyy Moore, and Kadarius Toney. Veach trusts head coach Andy Reid to highlight their skill sets and put them in the best position possible. Rice is expected to replace JuJu Smith-Schuster, but Veach will continue to monitor available talent to improve the roster.