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Chiefs set to move on from $100 million star and shake up their roster to protect Patrick Mahomes

Changes and important decisions are expected within the team

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The Kansas City Chiefs came just one victory away from making history with three consecutive Super Bowls, but what held them back was clear: a vulnerable offensive line that couldn’t protect their star, Patrick Mahomes, nor provide a solid ground game.
In their attempt to secure another title, the lack of support on the offensive line became their main obstacle. However, with that lesson learned, the team is preparing to improve, but the path to a solution may be more complicated than it seems at first glance.

Trey Smith, the Chiefs first big sacrifice?

One of the first steps that could mark the beginning of a solution is the free agency of offensive guard Trey Smith, one of the most solid pillars on the Chiefs offensive line.
Smith, who was a key part of the team’s two Super Bowl titles, in addition to receiving Pro Bowl honors last season, is shaping up to be a crucial piece in the teams rebuild. His talent is unquestionable, but his contract situation could complicate things.

Trey Smith, the Chiefs first big sacrifice
Trey Smith, the Chiefs first big sacrifice?

Despite his importance in recent years, Trey Smith’s potential departure could represent the first major sacrifice for the franchise as they strive to improve their roster.
According to experts like Mina Kimes and Kevin Clark, Smith could leave Kansas City due to the huge offers he’ll receive in free agency. His contract is expected to exceed $100 million over five years, which puts the Chiefs in a tough position.

An unexpected farewell? The Chiefs face a crossroads

As teams like the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings, who have room in their salary cap, look to strengthen their offensive lines, the Chiefs face difficult decisions. They won’t be able to use the franchise tag to keep Smith while simultaneously addressing other team needs.
Is Kansas City ready to lose one of their most valuable players in their pursuit of improvement? The future of the Chiefs’ offensive line is at stake, and the next move could be crucial for the team’s stability.

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