The Kansas City Chiefs launched their 15th training camp in St. Joseph on Tuesday, celebrating the signing of Trey Smith to a landmark four-year, $94 million deal. Smith, once a sixth-round pick, overcame medical setbacks to become the league’s highest-paid guard.
Smith’s signing of his four-year deal was quickly followed by defensive end George Karlaftis extending his contract through 2030. Karlaftis expressed his commitment to Kansas City, highlighting the team’s sense of togetherness.
Following their Super Bowl loss, Head Coach Andy Reid emphasized the importance of urgency, prompting Patrick Mahomes and the team to focus on continuous improvement and competition in practice. Today’s practice session lasted over an hour, with another scheduled for Wednesday at 9:15 AM.
