Chiefs look to non-Pro Bowlers for 2026 season success
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 8, 2026, 1:36 AM
Last updated Jul 8, 2026
As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare for the 2026 NFL season, they aim to improve on their previous year's performance. Key non-Pro Bowl players, including Josh Simmons, Xavier Worthy, and George Karlaftis, have the potential to significantly impact the outcome of games. Simmons has shown promise protecting Patrick Mahomes’ blind side, while Worthy is expected to step up as the top wide receiver. Karlaftis must return to his 2023 form to enhance the defense's pass rush. Training camp is expected to highlight these players' contributions as the team strives to reclaim its previous dominance.
- •Josh Simmons is a top left tackle, crucial for Mahomes' protection.
- •Xavier Worthy aims to become a key receiving target in training camp.
- •George Karlaftis is vital for improving the team's pass rush.
- •The Chiefs are entering training camp looking to rebound in 2026.
- •Kansas City's roster is viewed as significantly stronger this season.
- 1:36 AMYahoo Sports — Non-Pro Bowlers on the Kansas City Chiefs who could help swing a few wins their way in the 2026 season
"The Kansas City Chiefs have a much better roster in 2026, and a few non-Pro Bowlers could help swing some wins their way.
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