On Tuesday, the Kansas City Chiefs opened their 2025 training camp at Missouri Western State University in St.Joseph, giving their fans a first look at a few of the team’s newest members.
As usual, the first practice was a quick, efficient day with numerous individual periods and few full-team periods. And while there is only so much to take away from a non-padded, low-contact practice, it was still intriguing to see where Kansas City’s new players lined up — and which newcomers cracked the first team.
Jaylon Moore and Josh Simmons on the outside
Both of the Chiefs' new tackles started their day with the first string — and with the absence of the injured incumbent right tackle Jawaan Taylor, it was the veteran Moore who found himself on the right side, while first-round rookie Simmons lined up on the left.