No, Bieniemy wasn't mad at Mahomes. This offseason the team decided to add more veteran muscle to the line with the signings of Kelechi Osemele and Mike Remmers. That’s something that I definitely need to work on at that type of level, so that’s something I can learn from them.
While most commonly seen as an insult, it can be used as a...Chiefs TE Travis Kelce committed four more years to Kansas City, officially signing a contract extension with the team on Friday.Kelce's commitment wasn't just to play football but to continue to be a positive force in the Kansas City community. He might be afraid that all we'll hear is his breathing, but he actually revealed some enjoyable moments.
It's not like Mahomes stole Bieniemy's parking space at 1 Arrowhead Drive or something.Bieniemy doesn't harbor any ill-will toward Mahomes. https://chiefswire.usatoday.com/2020/08/10/kansas-city-chiefs-patrick-mahomes-new-ol-kelechi-osemele-mike-remmers/
Mahomes spoke highly of his new teammates on Sunday during his training camp press conference.“I mean first of with Osemele and Mike Remmers, both those guys, both those guys they are big and they are strong and they are smart,” said Mahomes. That’s how we’re building chemistry right now.”It isn’t clear where his exact position will be, but Osemele said he’ll be extra focused on development with his new team throughout the entire training camp process. New Kansas City Chiefs offensive guard Kelechi Osemele spends around 11 hours at the team’s facilities every day of training camp.Through the course of his schedule, Osemele almost always has a teammate around him.
Tyreek Hill, Mecole Hardman, and Sammy Watkins, with the help of quarterback Patrick Mahomes, are ready to be an all-time great trio.On Thursday, Kansas City Chiefs tight end signed a four-year contract extension that could keep him in Kansas City for the next six seasons.
The Kansas City Chiefs top Orr's list.Now that tight end George Kittle has landed a massive contract extension with the San Francisco 49ers, what's next for Travis Kelce and his future with the Kansas City Chiefs?The Kansas City Chiefs and Travis Kelce have reportedly agreed to terms on a four-year, $57 million contract extension that will keep Kelce in Kansas City for the next six seasons.Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes appeared on Fox Sports' Undisputed today and discussed his offseason with Shannon Sharpe and Skip Bayless.As rookies around the league prepare for their first season in the NFL, Kansas City Chiefs 2020 fourth-round pick L’Jarius Sneed finds himself in an interesting position. https://chiefswire.usatoday.com/2020/08/10/kansas-city-chiefs-patrick-mahomes-new-ol-kelechi-osemele-mike-remmers/ They’re learning, obviously, this offense quickly and processing quickly that’s good about having veteran guys like that but I’m excited for that competition in that room to bring the best out of everybody. "Obviously, we have the other linemen line up against us and we work on timing, we work on punching, on pass sets and stuff like that, on combos so we just do that with bags. In terms of their technique, they’re very consistent. Kansas City has agreed to a contract with guard Kelechi Osemele, according to a report from Terez A. Paylor. “We’re here from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.,” Osemele said. "The Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver group, affectionately known as the Legion of Zoom, will be out in full force for the 2020 NFL Season. "You could grab that bone and twist that bad boy and pull it out of there. One of the issues early in the season was protection for franchise quarterback Patrick Mahomes, who suffered an early-season ankle injury and missed time on the field due to a knee injury.The offensive line also suffered injuries to Eric Fisher and Andrew Wylie, but quickly regrouped as Mahomes returned to the field. The offensive line also suffered injuries to Eric Fisher and Andrew Wylie, but quickly regrouped as Mahomes returned to the field. Osemele said their precision and attention to detail throughout camp have been evident.