Over the weekend, the Kansas City Chiefs — along with most of the rest of the NFL’s teams — conducted their three-day rookie minicamp, bringing in their six drafted rookies, eight undrafted rookie free agents, five unsigned rookies invited for tryouts and 10 younger players from the Chiefs’ roster — all of the latter with less than two years of experience in the league.
On Monday, Kansas City opened the next part of their offseason: Phase Two. Under modified NFL protocols for this season, this voluntary one-week program consists of virtual meetings, and may also include on-field drills with coaches at a “teaching pace” — but there can be no live contact.