Chiefs First-Round Pick Isn't Expected to Become Immediate Starter
Summary
The Kansas City Chiefs chose defensive players in the recent draft and free agency to strengthen their team. First-round pick Mansoor Delane is expected to start in the first game, while defensive tackle Peter Woods will likely begin as a backup and play in rotations.Key Facts
- The Chiefs traded Trent McDuffie to the LA Rams before the draft.
- They selected Mansoor Delane with the 6th overall pick in April.
- They also picked defensive tackle Peter Woods with the 29th pick.
- Woods showed good athletic ability but is not expected to start in Week 1.
- Woods will play as a backup alongside star player Chris Jones.
- The team signed veteran player Khyiris Tonga to a three-year, $21 million contract.
- Chiefs defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo praised Woods’ work ethic and attitude.
- Mansoor Delane is expected to start despite missing some preseason practices due to a shoulder injury.
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