ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – The Chiefs could have stood pat after their second consecutive AFC championship, trusting in the fact that Patrick Mahomes would be their quarterback, Andy Reid their coach, and they would remain contenders for the foreseeable future. Instead, they tore most of their roster down to the studs and painstakingly pieced it back together. They should have an entirely different offensive line from the mismatched bunch of backups that was manhandled by the Buccaneers in a Super Bowl fiasco. They should have a vastly improved defensive line, which should in turn help their dire performance in the red zone. And they have added speed to an already quick roster across the board. "We have a lot of new faces," Reid acknowledged at the conclusion of the off-season program. "I like the attitude of the guys. They've come in ready to work. … They've got a good mindset. As coaches, we appreciate that." Reid also appreciates the aggressive moves that general manager Brett Veach made in free agency and the draft. The overhaul began and ended with the offensive line, where the guys tasked with protecting the Chiefs' half-billion dollar quarterback have more pressure on them than perhaps… Read full this story
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