Kansas City Chiefs Launch 2025 Roster Overhaul After Super Bowl Defeat

After their loss in Super Bowl LIX, the Kansas City Chiefs focused on addressing key weaknesses in the trenches and at wide receiver during the 2025 NFL Draft and offseason. They invested heavily in the offensive line, drafting Josh Simmons, a promising left tackle recovering from a knee injury, and signing Jaylon Moore, who performed well in 2024 but has limited experience. The Chiefs also added depth on defense with picks like Omarr Norman-Lott and Ashton Gillotte, and bolstered their wide receiver corps by selecting Jalen Royals. The primary offseason question revolves around who will start at left tackle, with Simmons favored if healthy, while Moore provides a reliable backup. Analysts emphasize that improving cohesion on the left side of the offensive line is critical for the Chiefs to reclaim their championship status. Despite roster turnover, the Chiefs enter the 2025 season motivated by their Super Bowl defeat, aiming to build a strong foundation through OTAs and training camp to contend for Super Bowl LX.