Despite boasting a perfect 5-0 record, things have been far from easy for the Kansas City Chiefs. Part of that is due to a lack of pristine health, especially on the offensive side of the ball.
The Kansas City Chiefs made a move to bolster their offensive line depth this week, sending a 2028 seventh-round pick to the New York Giants in exchange for offensive lineman Joshua Ezeudu.
Per Matt Derrick, the Chiefs are waiving OT Kellen Diesch, as they have traded for OL Joshua Ezeudu. Diesch, 26, transferred to Arizona State from Texas A&M and was later named second-team All-Pac-12.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a new player in town after Brett Veach acquired OL Joshua Ezeudu in trade. Who does this move hurt and who does it help? The Kansas City Chiefs got a head start on improving their roster for the 2026 NFL season.
For the second time in a week, the New York Giants turned a backup offensive lineman into draft capital. The Giants traded backup right tackle Joshua Ezeudu to the Kansas City Chiefs for a 2028 seventh-round pick Tuesday night, less than a week after they dealt guard Daniel Faalele to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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The Kansas City Chiefs are serious about getting back into title contention in 2027. Despite the new season quickly approaching, they are still actively trying to tweak their roster.
The Giants are sending guard Joshua Ezeudu to the Chiefs, Jordan Schultz reports. Kansas City will give up a 2028 seventh-round pick in the swap. This is the second time in the past week that the Giants have acquired draft capital for a backup guard.
New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh has historically had a very specific vision for his offensive linemen, so many fans held the preconceived notion that the former Baltimore Ravens head coach would make significant changes to the team's wall of protection .
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The New York Giants knew going into the 2026 NFL Draft that they would need to add offensive line talent, which led them to select both Francis Mauigoa and JC Davis this weekend.
Evan Neal did not impress on his rookie contract, but the Giants are giving the former first-round offensive lineman another chance. New York’s new coaching staff is also circling back to another blocker from Joe Schoen‘s first draft class.
Height: 6-foot-4 Weight: 310 lbs. Age: 26 NFL Exp: 4 Years College: North Carolina The New York Giants have had their fair share of swings and misses when it comes to finding impactful offensive line talent, and offensive tackle Joshua Ezeudu is one player on their list of impending free agents who belongs in the latter distinction.
The New York Giants offensive line started the 2024 season with such promise that it looked as though the longstanding problem had finally been solved.
New York Giants rookie running back Tyrone Tracy, Jr. is in the early stages of the concussion protocol and was being held out of Wednesday’s practice.
The loss of star left tackle Andrew Thomas has drastically impacted the New York Giants‘ season. Without their crucial blindside protector, quarterback Daniel Jones faces immense pressure, especially given his struggles to produce behind even a healthy offensive line.
New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll said Thursday that third-year offensive lineman Joshua Ezeudu would get the first crack at left tackle this week despite his struggles last week against Philadelphia.
The New York Giants are still working through the loss of All-Pro left tackle Andrew Thomas for the season. Their first pass was to place third-year lineman Joshua Ezeudu, a former third-round pick out of North Carolina who is known for his versatility, at left tackle which is not his strongest position.
New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll has never been one to disclose any final personnel plans to the media ahead of a game, usually saving those “decisions” for his Friday night staff meetings when his weekly pregame media obligations are through.
For over a decade, the New York Giants‘ offensive line has been a critical pain point, and the pressure on players to perform is palpable. In this environment, every performance is scrutinized intensely, and when the team faced off against the Detroit Lions in their preseason opener, all eyes were on third-year offensive lineman Joshua Ezeudu.
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The New York Giants added some veterans to their offensive line group this offseason that should upgrade that was a league-worst unit in 2023. But one youngster could be stepping into a larger, more versatile role in 2024.
New York Giants offensive lineman Joshua Ezeudu suffered a potential season-ending injury to his right big toe during this past Sunday's 14-9 loss at the Buffalo Bills.