Chiefs' Jaden Hicks is Making a Case for a Bigger Role in Kansas City
Summary
Jaden Hicks, a player for the Kansas City Chiefs, performed very well in a preseason game, showing skills in both coverage and run defense. With some teammates leaving the team, Hicks may get a bigger role in the team's defense this season.Key Facts
- The Kansas City Chiefs have major changes in their secondary defense because some players left during the offseason.
- Jaden Hicks is a former fourth-round draft pick who played 33 snaps in a preseason game against the Rams.
- Hicks earned an 88.3 overall grade from Pro Football Focus (PFF), a company that evaluates football players.
- He had the highest coverage grade on his team with 79.9 and allowed only two yards while covering opponents.
- Hicks also avoided missed tackles and got a 72.8 grade for defending against running plays.
- With Bryan Cook leaving for another team, there is an opening in the safety position that Hicks could fill.
- Hicks is 24 years old and has already gained some experience playing for the Chiefs over two seasons.
- If Hicks continues to perform well, the Chiefs may give him a larger role in their defense this year.
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