While the Kansas City Chiefs have created enough salary cap room to start the league year and appear likely to create even more as the offseason unfolds, they must be smart about the manner in which they sign new players. While the cap situation looks positive and in a good place currently, the future could be expensive. The two things to look for.
First off, a multitude of Chiefs are closing in on free agency—three main components and one newly acquired one. Marcus Peters, Chris Jones, Tyreek Hill and the newly acquired Kendall Fuller are all free agents after the 2019 season.