The Kansas City Chiefs wisely focused much of their attention this offseason on revamping the offensive line after its collapse on the biggest stage. While this overhauled unit should help the team get back to a third consecutive Super Bowl, the Kansas City secondary isn’t in the best shape going into training camp.
UDFA Devon Key, a safety prospect who reportedly earned more snaps than any other undrafted defensive back at Kansas City’s first practice, could be in the mix. Key partnered with Juan Thornhill, the team’s former starting free safety who was relegated to backup duty midway through the 2020 campaign, on the second unit.