When the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Los Angeles Chargers in Brazil on Friday night to kick off their 2025 regular season, all eyes will be on the offensive line.
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.
The Kansas City Chiefs' biggest weakness last season was easily their offensive line. Rotating several players in and out of positions, the Chiefs did all they could to protect quarterback Patrick Mahomes, yet he was sacked a career-high 36 times during the regular season.
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The Chiefs' offense needed to get into a rhythm before Week 1 of the regular season, and it did just that on Friday night. Kansas City's starters scored on all three of the possessions they played in during its preseason finale against the Chicago Bears, which resulted in two touchdowns and one field goal.
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It's quite possible that Kingsley Suamataia works out just fine for the Kansas City Chiefs. By season's end, Chiefs fans might be celebrating the narrative of a successful, youthful transformation of the left side of the offensive line.
Kingsley Suamataia and the rest of the Chiefs’ starting offensive line got 11 snaps in the first preseason game and 10 Friday night at Seattle. Nick Jacobs needs to see a lot more from the second-year player.
The Kansas City Chiefs selected former Ohio State Buckeyes offensive lineman Josh Simmons with the No. 32 overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft, and they are already seeing a positive return on their investment.
Coming into the 2025 preseason, the Kansas City Chiefs were emphasizing the competition at left guard again and again. Kingsley Suamataia was the presumed starter, but no one working at Arrowhead would mention his name without also talking about Mike Caliendo and the roster battle ahead.
The Kansas City Chiefs have finally reported to training camp. Fans have been waiting for months to start getting actual reports from camp on how their favorite team is coming together.
The Kansas City Chiefs have locked up one of the cornerstones of their offensive line, solidifying their right guard for the foreseeable future.
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The entirety of the Kansas City Chiefs roster is under enormous pressure on an annual basis. Such is life as the reigning NFL dynasty, the one team on primetime (and in the Super Bowl) more than any other.
Kingsley Suamataia was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2024 NFL Draft for one reason: to protect quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The Chiefs have consistently struggled with finding a reliable offensive line in the past few years, specifically at the left tackle position.
The offensive line needs to improve for the Kansas City Chiefs going into the new season. Last year, the Chiefs' offensive line struggled at protecting quarterback Patrick Mahomes, which eventually played a part in their defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl.
With Organized Team Activities (OTAs) practically in the rearview, Kansas City Chiefs OL Kingsley Suamataia has one goal heading into the 2025 NFL season. "Just coming in and improving from last year," he told reporters after practice on Thursday.
The Kansas City Chiefs' offensive line crumbled in their Super Bowl match against the Philadelphia Eagles, but it isn't as if they hadn't been trying to address that area of the offense.
During a team press conference on Wednesday, Kansas City Chiefs offensive line coach Andy Heck spoke on shifting second-year lineman Kingsley Suamataia from offensive tackle (what he was originally drafted for) to guard.
Kansas City Chiefs OL coach Andy Heck is standing his ground on how 2024 second-round draft pick Kingsley Suamataia was handled as a rookie. Suamataia, who showed up in a big way at training camp and in the preseason as a rookie, was named the team's starting left tackle for Week 1 of the 2024 NFL season.
According to Ian Rapoport, part of the Chiefs’ plan to replace G Joe Thuney is to give 2024 second-round LT Kingsley Suamataia a chance to change positions and compete at guard.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Chiefs are benching second-round LT Kingsley Suamataia for this week’s game against the Falcons. Second-year OT Wanya Morris will get the start.
Kansas City traded up one spot (via San Francisco) for Suamataia in the second round of this past draft.
The Kansas City Chiefs are banking on rookie left tackle Kingsley Suamataia protecting quarterback Patrick Mahomes' blind side.
Donovan Smith remains in free agency, setting up an interesting battle of inexperienced blockers to take over for the defending Super Bowl champions at left tackle. One of those will be second-round pick Kingsley Suamataia.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a competition brewing at left tackle.
While some teams viewed him as a potential late-first-round option, he was viewed by many as a project at tackle.
The 2024 NFL Combine begins on Feb. 29 and runs through March 3 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis and serves as a first-look event for some of the top prospects in the 2024 NFL Draft.
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