KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Five former Chiefs remain unsigned in 2025 free agency, sources told ESPN. With $11.2 million in cap space, Kansas City could re-sign these veterans for depth, eyeing Super Bowl LX.
Kadarius Toney, a 2021 first-rounder, managed 14 catches for 98 yards in 2024. His two Super Bowl rings and speed make him a low-risk depth option, per NFL.com.
Samaje Perine, a 2023 Chiefs signee, recorded 86 yards in 2024. His pass-catching skills could complement Isiah Pacheco on a budget-friendly contract, per Arrowhead Pride.
Jody Fortson, a Chiefs tight end through 2023, played sparingly with Miami in 2024. His familiarity with Andy Reid’s system suits a depth role, per The Athletic.
Richie James, a 2023 Chiefs returner, had 7 catches in 2024. His special teams prowess offers affordable versatility for Kansas City’s roster, per Spotrac.
Clyde Edwards-Helaire, a 2020 first-round pick, posted 223 yards in 2024 with Cleveland. His 1,891 career rushing yards offer third-down value, ideal for a cheap deal, per Pro-Football-Reference.
Chiefs Kingdom buzzes: “Bring CEH, Toney back!” fans urge, per local reports. With a 40-22 Super Bowl LIX loss, these signings could spark redemption, per KSHB.
As training camp looms, GM Brett Veach eyes cost-effective moves. Can these ex-Chiefs fuel a Super Bowl LX run? Stay tuned to ESPN for updates!
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