Kendall Fuller has a new role entering 2019 — but careful — he wouldn’t exactly say that.
The former Washington Redskins cornerback, whom the Kansas City Chiefs acquired in exchange for quarterback Alex Smith in a blockbuster deal back in January 2018, will play almost exclusively as the nickel cornerback in Steve Spagnuolo’s new look 4-3, he confirmed on Tuesday.
“Kendall’s going to master that nickel spot,” Spagnuolo said. “In emergencies and at times, he may go outside, but I think that’s a natural position for him.