Summary
The Kansas City Chiefs have ended their contract with Mike Danna, a defensive player who has been with the team for six years. This decision helps the Chiefs reduce their salary expenses as they prepare for the new season.
Key Facts
- Mike Danna played for the Kansas City Chiefs for six years.
- Danna was involved in 87 games, starting 49 of those.
- He contributed 6 forced fumbles, 21.5 sacks, and 194 tackles during his time with the team.
- Cutting Danna saves the Chiefs $8.9 million but costs $2.1 million in dead money.
- The Chiefs signed Danna to a three-year, $24 million deal, which is now in its final year.
- The team needs to manage its salary cap, as they were $10 million over the limit before making changes.
- The Chiefs have not yet decided on other roster changes, like if Travis Kelce will return.
