Summary
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed veteran safety Alohi Gilman, previously of the Los Angeles Chargers, to a three-year contract. Gilman expressed his respect for Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who is currently recovering from a knee injury. The Chiefs are adjusting their defense after several key players left the team.
Key Facts
- The Kansas City Chiefs signed Alohi Gilman to a three-year, $24.75 million contract with $15 million guaranteed.
- Gilman previously played for the Los Angeles Chargers and briefly for the Baltimore Ravens.
- He had a career-high 90 tackles in the 2025 season.
- Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs quarterback, is recovering from a significant knee injury.
- The Chiefs are undergoing changes in their defensive lineup, having lost several key defensive backs.
- Gilman mentioned in a press conference his admiration for Mahomes' skills and competitiveness.
- The signing aims to add experienced stability to the Chiefs' defense.
