Entering an NFL season, it’s hard to remember a year in which the Kansas City Chiefs secondary seemed as suspect as it does in 2018. That’s not to say that there’s not a lot of talent or that they will fail miserably once the season begins. Rather there are just so many questions that it’s hard to imagine everything going right.
In fact, the Chiefs tried that last year with a rotating group of players who, in limited sample sizes, had shown promise at cornerback. With Marcus Peters on one side, the Chiefs employed a group that included Terrance Mitchell, Kenny Acker, Darrelle Revis, Phillip Gaines and Steven Nelson on the outside.