Studies: Chiefs make 2 extra minor strikes

Whereas the Kansas Metropolis Chiefs made waves early initially of the NFL’s “legal tampering period” by reportedly signing a pair of former San Francisco 49ers in deal with Jaylon Moore and operating again Elijah Mitchell, the workforce made a pair of quieter strikes late on Monday.

Per friend-of-the-site Matt Derrick at Chiefs Digest, the Chiefs are re-signing linebacker Cole Christiansen to a one-year contract.

Christiansen initially entered the NFL with the Los Angeles Chargers as an undrafted free agent out of Military in 2020. He joined the Chiefs in the course of the 2022 season — and he has since bounced between Kansas Metropolis’s lively roster and apply squad.

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In 2024, Christiansen appeared in 9 video games with Kansas Metropolis, with all of his motion approaching particular groups. Whereas phrases will not be presently recognized, Christiansen possible has signed for a non-guaranteed minimal wage as he once more competes for the lively roster.

A protracted-snapper deal: James Winchester is returning to the #Chiefs on a 1-year deal for $1.65M, absolutely assured, supply mentioned.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 11, 2025

Afterward Monday, NFL Community’s Ian Rapoport reported that lengthy snapper James Winchester would return to Kansas Metropolis for an eleventh season. Winchester has been with the Chiefs since 2015 — a tenure solely exceeded on the present roster by tight finish Travis Kelce.

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Per Rapoport, Winchester has agreed to a one-year deal value a totally assured $1.65 million — barely above 2025’s minimal base wage of $1.255 million for gamers with seven or extra accrued seasons.