Chiefs biggest loser from the preseason is painfully obvious

The focal point of this offseason was to ensure that the Kansas City Chiefs fixed what ailed them in Super Bowl 59, which was the offensive line. Despite trading Joe Thuney to Chicago, there's optimism that the Chiefs o-line is much better than it was a season ago. Thuney's old position of left guard was certainly a position to watch in Chiefs training camp and preseason this summer. It appeared that former second-round pick Kingsley Suamataia would be competing for the starting job with Mike Caliendo, who started six games at left guard a season ago when Thuney moved to left tackle. Well, even with that being what everyone assumed would happen, Caliendo didn't take many (if any) reps with the first-team offense. This would indicate that Suamataia is going to be the starting left guard for the Chiefs in 2025. While many assumed that Suamataia would end up winning the left guard job due to where he was drafted, Caliendo went from getting to fight for the job to never really even getting a chance. His audition