Chiefs Rookie Josh Simmons Advances Rehab Ahead 2025 Season

The Kansas City Chiefs are focusing on improving their offensive line ahead of the 2025 NFL season, with first-round draft pick Josh Simmons expected to play a key role despite recovering from a torn patellar tendon. Simmons, who was highly regarded before his injury, is making steady progress in rehab and has impressed coaches with his work ethic and positive attitude during minicamp. Former Chiefs player Mitchell Schwartz is helping Simmons adapt to the NFL, providing tips and guidance. Simmons himself has noted the increased precision and skill level in the NFL compared to college and is eager to start practicing with pads soon. Meanwhile, the Tennessee Titans are looking to bolster their defense with veteran defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons, who has lost weight this offseason to improve explosiveness and hopes to increase his sack totals to fill the void left by departed pass rusher Harold Landry III. Both teams are counting on these players named Simmons to be pivotal in their respective units for the upcoming season.