In the approaching 2024 NFL season, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs hope to accomplish the inconceivable. They want to win the Super Bowl for the third time in a row.
Even if it won’t be simple to achieve, the Chiefs improved over the NFL offseason.
Marquise “Hollywood” Brown was able to sign with Kansas City in order to provide the offense more dynamic depth. To accomplish the same, they selected Xavier Worthy in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Chris Jones, the Chiefs’ standout defensive tackle, was able to stay with the team. Although they had to give up L’Jarius Sneed, they are optimistic that this year’s defense will be among the best once again.
The Chicago Bears running back Khalil Herbert was one of the players that ClutchPoints looked at as potential trade targets before the regular season began. “Herbert is a good player who can keep Pacheco fresh or fill in for him if he ever misses time. He certainly has more juice on the ground than Edwards-Helaire or McKinnon do. With a logjam in Chicago’s backfield, he could be available for a late-round pick or swap. Kansas City could and should afford that to bolster their depth at the wide receiver position.
running back position.
Herbert would be a great addition to the Kansas City Chiefs’ depth chart. He can make plays and moves quickly. He may be a weapon for Mahomes as a receiver out of the backfield in addition to his rushing abilities.
Herbert ended up running the ball 132 times for 611 yards and two touchdowns in the Bears’ 2023 campaign. These figures add up to a respectable 4.6 yards per carry on average. Additionally, he hauled in 20 receptions for 134 yards and a score.
In the event that the Chiefs managed to acquire Herbert, he would compete for the position of backup running back. He would probably stand a fair chance of getting that job.
This offseason, the Kansas City Chiefs have made it apparent that they are in the market for offensive weapons. The epitome of an offensive weapon is Herbert.
It would have to be attractive to be able to get that kind of playmaking talent for a late-round choice.
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