The New Orleans Saints added a pair of former Kansas City Chiefs defenders this offseason, could a third be in the works? The Saints signed both Tyrann Mathieu and Daniel Sorensen to reinforce their safety position this offseason.
Alonso, Hitchens and Bostic each have at least seven years’ experience.
The Kansas City Chiefs' defense was a slightly underwhelming unit a season ago and with a pivotal offseason on the horizon, the team set its sights on a retooling of sorts.
When the Kansas City Chiefs selected linebacker Nick Bolton with the 58th overall selection in the 2021 NFL Draft, many believed the writing was on the wall for Anthony Hitchens.
While in Dallas, the former Kansas City linebacker played under Chicago’s new head coach. According to Chicago Tribune reporter Brad Biggs, former Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Anthony Hitchens visited the Chicago Bears on Thursday.
The Kansas City Chiefs entered the new league year with over 20 unrestricted free agents. They’ve since re-signed five of those players on one-year contracts, but they’ve also lost seven of those players to new teams.
A former member of the Kansas City Chiefs could potentially return to the team that drafted him. According to Dallas Morning News beat writer Calvin Watkins, former Chiefs LB Anthony Hitchens “has a desire” to return to the Dallas Cowboys after spending his last four seasons in Kansas City.
Last week, Kansas City released the veteran linebacker to save salary-cap space. On Tuesday, Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach spoke with the media on the opening day of the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis.
Some great football players will soon hit the free-agent market as teams work to get their salary cap situations under control prior to the new league year.
With young cornerstone players already in place, only the finishing touches are needed at linebacker. Following the release of veteran inside linebacker Anthony Hitchens on Tuesday, a vacancy is left within the Chiefs’ starting linebacker rotation.
The Kansas City Chiefs have started to gear up for the 2022 NFL season. While they can’t sign free agents or current players to contract extensions yet, they are already freeing up cap space money by making a bittersweet decision.
The Kansas City Chiefs announced that linebacker Anthony Hitchens had been released on Tuesday afternoon. Via the team’s Twitter account, the Chiefs announced the transaction, while also thanking Hitchens.
The Kansas City Chiefs made an expected offseason move on Tuesday, releasing LB Anthony Hitchens from his contract. A four-year veteran, Hitchens accomplished a lot in Kansas City.
Chiefs general manager Brett Veach and head coach Andy Reid both had high praise for the 29-year-old.
The time for changes has come for the Kansas City Chiefs roster. Entering 2022, many alterations are expected, specifically on the defensive side of the football.
Chiefs fans are obviously not used to this kind of adversity after the team’s spoils of the past few years.
In the second quarter of the Kansas City Chiefs' Week 6 matchup against the Washington Football Team, linebacker Anthony Hitchens entered the locker room for evaluation after suffering an apparent elbow injury.
In the second quarter of the Kansas City Chiefs' Week 1 matchup against the Cleveland Browns, linebacker Anthony Hitchens exited the game with an apparent arm injury.
With the 2021 NFL preseason drawing to a close soon, the regular season is just around the corner. These next couple of weeks become even more crucial for coaching staffs and front offices alike.
While there are plenty of players on the Kansas City Chiefs who get lots of attention from Chiefs Kingdom, linebacker Anthony Hitchens deserves more than he gets.
Kansas City's loss to the eventual Super Bowl champion could be labeled as a stepping-stone moment, but that was a championship route that will be difficult to replicate.
With Peyton Manning retired and Ben Roethlisberger's team reeling, Tom Brady represents the old guard's last stand. The Chiefs have an excellent chance to close this chapter.
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