KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- It was like old times for Clyde Edwards-Helaire during most of offseason practice for the Kansas City Chiefs. He took his place as the starting running back just as he had for much of the time since the Chiefs drafted him in the first round in 2020.
It was easy to think nothing had changed for Edwards-Helaire, but plenty is different. He lost his starting job last year to rookie Isiah Pacheco even before he suffered a high-ankle sprain that kept him out of the lineup for half of the season.