Nick Allegretti, who has been with the Kansas City Chiefs for the past five NFL seasons and won three Super Bowls with them, is now looking for a starting role with the Washington Commanders after signing with them in the offseason. Despite enjoying his time with the Chiefs, Allegretti is eager to take on a more prominent role in Washington and is expected to be healthy for the upcoming season after recovering from an elbow injury sustained during the Super Bowl.
Kansas City Chiefs guard Nick Allegretti played most of Super Bowl LVIII with a torn UCL in his left shoulder, yet still managed to contribute to the team's back-to-back Super Bowl win. Despite the injury, Allegretti played in all 79 offensive snaps and was praised by teammate Patrick Mahomes for his toughness. This marks Allegretti's third Super Bowl win, and he is set to become a free agent this spring.
Kansas City Chiefs left guard Nick Allegretti tore the UCL in his elbow during the Super Bowl LVIII, playing through the injury to help secure the win. Despite limited playing time during the season, Allegretti stepped up when needed and had a strong performance. He is set to become an unrestricted free agent this offseason, with the recovery time for his injury varying between weeks and months.
Kansas City Chiefs guard Nick Allegretti played through a torn UCL in the second quarter of Super Bowl 58, contributing to the team's 25-22 victory over the San Francisco 49ers. Despite the injury, Allegretti played all 79 snaps, filling in for the injured All-Pro Joe Thuney. His resilience was praised by quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who acknowledged Allegretti's crucial role in the game. This win marked the Chiefs' second consecutive Super Bowl victory, with Allegretti having won three Super Bowls as a reserve guard for the team.
Kansas City Chiefs' Nick Allegretti tore the ulnar collateral ligament in his elbow during the Super Bowl win over the 49ers, playing through the injury for the rest of the game. An MRI confirmed the full tear, and he will be seeking a new deal with the Chiefs or elsewhere in the offseason after playing out the 2023 season on a one-year contract.
Kansas City Chiefs lineman Joe Thuney has been ruled out of Super Bowl LVIII due to a pectoral injury, which also caused him to miss the AFC Championship game. Thuney, a three-time Super Bowl winner and highly regarded lineman, is a key loss for the Chiefs. Nick Allegretti will step in to replace him for the Big Game.
Chiefs rule out All-Pro guard Joe Thuney for the Super Bowl due to a pectoral injury, with Nick Allegretti expected to start in his place, while running back Jerick McKinnon is questionable with a groin injury. Thuney, a three-time Super Bowl champion, has been a key player for the team, and his absence will be felt in the big game.
Kansas City Chiefs' All-Pro guard Joe Thuney will miss Super Bowl LVIII due to a pectoral injury, with Nick Allegretti set to replace him in the starting lineup; two backup players on the injured reserve list were listed on the injury report, with the rest of the Chiefs' active roster available to play; the San Francisco 49ers enter the game with no players on the active roster with an injury designation, and key players like George Kittle and Arik Armstead are expected to be ready for the matchup.
Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid indicated that left guard Joe Thuney is unlikely to play in the Super Bowl due to a pectoral injury, with Nick Allegretti expected to start in his place. Reid described the team's practice as typical for this stage of the season, focusing on mental work and recognition. With only two practices left before the big game, it seems likely that Allegretti will continue to work with the first-string offense.
The Kansas City Chiefs have re-signed interior offensive lineman Nick Allegretti, who can back up multiple positions on the offensive line, to a one-year deal. The details of the contract are not yet known, but Allegretti could be a candidate for a four-year veteran salary benefit contract. He has played in 57 games and started 12 in his four-year NFL career. He is the last remaining player from the Chiefs' 2019 draft class on the team.
