Four storylines emerging from Chiefs' early practices
The articles on the Chiefs’ early training camp practices describe several developing storylines. They highlight player recovery, the impact of rookies, leadership roles, and chemistry in training.
Matt Nagy discusses the return of "Hollywood" Brown to practice and his efforts to regain timing with Mahomes. Brown, hindered by injury, aims to make a quick return to optimize his timing on the field. The Chiefs prepare for preseason games, with rookies like Josh Simmons needing to capitalize on these opportunities to impress coaches and boost their status on the team. Robert Tonyan shares insights on collaborating with Travis Kelce and enjoying the opportunity to play with Patrick Mahomes. Tonyan emphasizes learning from and playing under such skilled leadership. Finally, Mike Edwards focuses on his second chance with the Chiefs. He steps into a leadership role at safety, seeking to fill the void left by Justin Reid's departure, while maintaining a good relationship with defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo.
NO. 1: TIGHT END AT HIS FIRST CHIEFS CAMP SHARES INSIGHTS OF WORKING WITH TRAVIS KELCE
When tight end Robert Tonyan was signed to the Chiefs’ practice squad two days before Christmas, there was at least one familiar face with the franchise. | Published August 6, 2025 | Read Full Story by Pete Grathoff
NO. 2: CHIEFS’ MATT NAGY ON WHAT HOLLYWOOD BROWN MUST FOCUS ON UPON RETURN FROM INJURY
There are periods of training camp when Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes will spend much of his time on one part of his game. | Published August 5, 2025 | Read Full Story by Pete Grathoff
NO. 3: WHICH CHIEFS PLAYERS NEED TO COME UP BIG IN PRESEASON OPENING GAME? PODCAST
The Chiefs will have had three weeks of training camp practices by the time the preseason opener at Arizona kicks off Saturday. | Published August 5, 2025 | Read Full Story by Blair Kerkhoff
NO. 4: HOW SAFETY MIKE EDWARDS LOOKS TO MAKE MOST OF SECOND CHANCE WITH THE CHIEFS
In a seven-on-seven drill, Patrick Mahomes sailed a pass along the sideline over Travis Kelce’s outstretched arms. | Published August 5, 2025 | Read Full Story by Blair Kerkhoff
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