The Kansas City Chiefs selected offensive tackle Wanya Morris in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft, but that selection has not worked out. While the Oklahoma product helped win a Super Bowl in 2023, he has not been a starting-caliber player since entering the league.
Atlanta Falcons starting right tackle Kaleb McGary is set to miss “significant time,” according to head coach Raheem Morris. Morris indicated that McGary would do a stint on the injured list, but didn’t clarify if that would be with a designation to return during the season or not.
General manager Brett Veach is no stranger to some last-minute tinkering with the Kansas City Chiefs roster when active roster cuts are due. He's made a dozen trades since he took over the post in 2017, sending extra players out for future draft assets and bringing others in to bolster areas of need.
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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.
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The idea of the Kansas City Chiefs being the source of another team's needs at offensive tackle feels a bit peculiar on the surface. After all, the Chiefs invested significantly in trying to find answers of their own at the position in both free agency and the draft.
Given that offensive tackle has been the number one talking point of the Kansas City Chiefs' offseason, it's curious that one player in the competitive mix has gone completely overlooked.
The Kansas City Chiefs spent big on the left tackle position in the offseason, and the recent additions could signal a Wanya Morris trade. A third-round pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, the Oklahoma product was part of Kansas City’s rotating door at left tackle last year.
The Kansas City Chiefs drafted right guard Wanya Morris in the third round of the 2023 NFL draft. As was seen by their loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl, great offensive line play is paramount to their team, and they cannot be as dominant as they want to be without a competent offensive line.
The Kansas City Chiefs' offensive line woes were laid bare for all to see in the Super Bowl, but they started well before that. With Wanya Morris and rookie Kingsley Suamataia tasked with protecting Patrick Mahomes' blindside, neither did a good enough job.
ESPN pointed out a former Tennessee Vols offensive lineman this week as a player in the NFL who could benefit from a change of scenery. Former Vols and
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Already carrying three eight-figure-per-year contracts along their offensive front, the Chiefs will have a difficult time re-signing Trey Smith. The right guard may well, depending on the franchise tag statuses of Tee Higgins and Sam Darnold, secure the top AAV among free agents this year.
The Kansas City Chiefs' biggest weakness in 2024 has been the play of their offensive tackles. They have had a revolving door at left tackle, with a whopping four different players starting for them at the position this season.
For one of the first times all season, the right tackle spot was in a more precarious position than left tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs. In the second half of Week 16's win over the Houston Texans, starter Jawaan Taylor went down with a knee injury and missed the rest of the contest.
Just like it has for most of the 2024-25 campaign, the Kansas City Chiefs' unstable left tackle situation was a weak point in Week 13. The reigning Super Bowl champs struggled to put away the Las Vegas Raiders on Black Friday, partially due to the poor play of second-year man Wanya Morris.
The Kansas City Chiefs had to do something. Everyone at Arrowhead knew it, too. The play at left tackle has been frustrating over the last couple of weeks in particular and a consistent issue all season for the Chiefs, who are 11-1 despite such concerns and myriad injuries.
At one point during the Kansas City Chiefs' Week 13 win against the Las Vegas Raiders, Amazon's Sam Schwartzstein got on the horn for Amazon's Prime Vision broadcast and delivered a blunt message about the K.C.'s pass protection.
Like he always does, Mahomes put the blame on himself and refused to throw Morris under the bus.
In a season already beleaguered by injuries, the Kansas City Chiefs have suffered another cause for concern on Sunday against the Denver Broncos. Early in the second quarter of Sunday's divisional showdown, starting left tackle Wanya Morris exited the game after suffering an apparent right leg injury.
The Kansas City Chiefs deserve to take the rest of the day and celebrate. With their seventh win in seven games, they're already in rare company as the only unbeaten team in the National Football League, and now they're chasing some all-time franchise records in terms of consecutive victories and best starts to a season.
Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Wanya Morris shouted out the Tennessee Vols and the Oklahoma Sooners during his intro on NBC's Sunday Night Football in Week 3. Morris spent the first two season of his collegiate career at Tennessee before transferring to Oklahoma, where he spent his final two seasons.
Following their Super Bowl LVIII win over the San Francisco 49ers, the Kansas City Chiefs don't have a ton of position battles to watch entering training camp.
It’s been an eventful offseason for the Kansas City Chiefs, to say the very least.
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The Kansas City Chiefs have a competition brewing at left tackle.
The Kansas City Chiefs have one of the better offensive lines in the NFL. That is especially true, when all three interior offensive linemen are healthy, which includes Joe Thuney, Creed Humphrey and Trey Smith.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a monumental, key game against the Buffalo Bills this Sunday. We know that Kansas City’s offense has battled inconsistency all season long.
Chiefs rookie left tackle Wanya Morris worked with the first-team offense on Wednesday. He's in line to start for Sunday when the Buffalo Bills (6-6) come to Kansas City after a bye last week.
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