Do you know what the most difficult aspect about joining the Chiefs is? Impressing Andy Reid. I mean, just look at his career, man! He’s been a coach for 26 seasons, obviously he knows a lot. And you can’t even quantify how much he’s seen. So, given all of this, one thing is clear: joining the Chiefs is not a small deal. And now that the new league year has begun, everyone will know who passed Reid’s screening. After all, now you know how difficult it is, but looks like we already have the first player who has made it in.
Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs have finally addressed one of their most pressing issues: cornerback. This has been a problem for the squad for quite some time, as they lack elite depth at this position. While the defense is doing quite well, thanks to players like Trent McDuffie. But, it is still not very excellent, and in order to make the defense impregnable, the team has hired a former Chargers cornerback. And this is the same player who was engaged in the Patrick Mahomes-Rashee Rice collision. Yup, it is Kristian Fulton.
The report came out about that the CB is joining the team for two years: “Former Chargers CB Kristian Fulton has agreed to terms with the Kansas City Chiefs on a 2-year $20 million contract including $15 million fully guaranteed. Deal negotiated by Todd France of Athletes First.”
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