Summary
The Kansas City Chiefs are interested in acquiring Green Bay Packers left tackle Rasheed Walker to strengthen their offensive line. They aim to address multiple positions, including receiver and tight end, as they prepare for the new season without their injured quarterback, Patrick Mahomes.
Key Facts
- The Chiefs are exploring options to improve their offense during the offseason.
- Patrick Mahomes, the team's star quarterback, is recovering from a torn ACL.
- The Chiefs are considering signing Rasheed Walker, a left tackle from the Packers.
- Walker has played in 52 games and started 48 in his four NFL seasons.
- The potential contract for Walker could be around $25 million per year.
- The Chiefs need to clear over $11 million in cap space to afford new players.
- They have other areas to address, like receiver and tight end, as they look to improve their roster.
- The team did not make the playoffs last season and is aiming to strengthen its lineup.
