By transfering Isiah Pacheco i think the chiefs has made a huge mistake….
The legal tampering period starts on Monday, March 13 at Noon ET, although the NFL’s free agency period doesn’t officially start until Wednesday, March 15 at 4:00 p.m. ET. Before you know it, the league will have reached numerous new agreements that will assign pending free agents to new teams in time for the 2023 NFL season.
You can follow the Kansas City Chiefs’ every move from the beginning of the legal tampering period to the different waves of free agency below. Things about free-agent signings, contract tenders, trades, cuts, free-agent exits, contract renewals, and reorganizations are all covered. Although they have lots of cap room and were aggressive early in the previous season, Kansas City’s front staff may decide to play things more cautiously this year.
Wylie agrees to a multi-year contract with the Commanders that will pay him almost $7 million a year. Despite going back to Eric Bieniemy, he leaves Kansas City with a hole at right tackle that the Chiefs quickly filled.
Jawaan Taylor, the right-hander for the Jaguars, will ink a four-year deal with the Chiefs.
RT Signing a four-year contract, Jaguars wide receiver Jawaan Taylor becomes the Chiefs’ first undrafted free agent. In addition to suggesting that the team might choose their left tackle in the draft to replace Andrew Wylie, this also raises the possibility that…
Jawaan Taylor might be the left tackle for the Chiefs.
Despite his lack of professional experience, Taylor may play left tackle for the Chiefs in the future, according to recent rumors. This gives Kansas City several options in the interim. We’ll wait and see how the draft turns out.
The specifics of Jawaan Taylor’s contract were made public.
Although Jawaan Taylor has a modest salary, the Chiefs can still use their cap space because he has a low cap number through 2023. Future moves will depend on how he plays, but Kansas City can fairly let him go after two years without really jeopardizing the salary cap.
