The Kansas City Chiefs received great news this week regarding a pair of key players progressing well from serious injuries.

 

Offensive tackle Josh Simmons will be ready for full participation when training camp begins in two weeks. Simmons was a first-round pick out of Ohio State University, and was a limited participant in minicamp earlier this year after suffering a torn patellar tendon last season.

 

Additionally, wide receiver Rashee Rice, who missed most of the season with a torn ACL in his knee, will also be available for training camp, after participating in offseason workouts. Rice had 288 yards and two touchdowns in three games last season, after 938 yards and seven touchdowns as a rookie in 2023.

 

Chiefs training camp is under two weeks away, with the first team practice on July 22nd.