Jared Sapp is a Writer for Arrowhead Pride, where he has been covering the Kansas City Chiefs since 2021. His focus includes team news, draft prospects, roster moves, and salary cap analysis, showcasing a deep passion for both major and professional sports. Jared's work has been featured in SB Nation, NewsBreak, BVM Sports, MSN, and Yahoo Sports.
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By: Jared Sapp
Arrowhead Pride staff writer Jared Sapp answers your questions as Kansas City’s roster churns.
Welcome back to the Arrowhead Pride Mailbag Throughout the season, keep watching The Feed for an opportunity to submit your questions about the Kansas City Chiefs
By: Jared Sapp
Per Jason Fitzgerald of Over the Cap [http://Overthecap]. We had taken a pause from cap projection’s with the three main sites earlier this week ranging estimates for Kansas City’s space from $1.6 million to -$9 million. Fitzgerald notes that this puts the Chiefs in compliance. This should be the first step in us having an estimate that I feel comfortable publishing and putting my name...
By: Jared Sapp
Thursday morning brought the news (broken by Jason Fitzgerald of Over the Cap [http://overthecap]) that right guard Trey Smith had restructured his contract [https://x/Jason_OTC/status/2095466068265333030], opening up $12 million in cap room. Immediately, fans noticed a major discrepancy. Over the Cap currently shows the Chiefs with $13.8 million in salary cap space. The other popular contract resource Spotrac shows Kansas City with only $3.1 million [https://www.spotrac/nfl/kansas-city-chiefs/overview]....
By: Jared Sapp
Kansas City’s right guard is ready to go after missing part of training camp with a hip injury.
Kansas City continues to tinker with the roster ahead of Week 1.
The Kansas City Chiefs have multiple key players returning from injury ahead of their season opener against the Denver Broncos on “Monday Night Football.”
After a whirlwind few days, the Chiefs' roster (and salary cap) have remained stable since Friday. Our roster and cap tracker [https://www.arrowheadpride/2020/4/7/21212402/kansas-city-chiefs-roster] estimates that Kansas City is about $4.7 million under the limit. For the time being, we will continue taking our numbers from Spotrac [http://spotrac]. The other leading contract site, Over the Cap [http://overthecap], has Kansas City somewhat tighter at $3.9 million under the...
On Thursday, Kansas City’s head coach and quarterback discussed a curious impending lineup decision.
When the Kansas City Chiefs host the Denver Broncos on the season opener of “Monday Night Football” to close Week 1, all indications are that rookie Kahlil Benson will start at left tackle.
