Andy Reid discusses Chiefs' competition for right tackle position

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Last updated Jun 12, 2026

Andy Reid discusses Chiefs' competition for right tackle position
Summary

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid provided updates on the team’s right tackle competition during a press conference on June 9, 2026. Reid indicated that veteran Jaylon Moore is leading the race for the starting role, while multiple players are being evaluated. The organization's depth at tackle is highlighted by the recent trade of Wanya Morris to the Atlanta Falcons, which reflects confidence in their current options. Kahlil Benson, an undrafted signing, is also in contention. Reid expressed optimism about the team's ability to fill the position effectively.

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  • Andy Reid feels confident in tackle depth entering 2026 season.
  • Jaylon Moore is the current leader for the starting right tackle role.
  • Wanya Morris was traded to the Falcons as Chiefs strengthen their tackle options.
  • Kahlil Benson joins the competition after a strong performance at rookie minicamp.
  • Reid emphasizes the team's ability to manage the offensive line effectively.
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Kansas City feels strongly about its tackle depth, enough to ship out a fourth-year player.

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