Chiefs' OTAs: Mahomes, Fields, and New Faces Shine

Kansas City Chiefs' coach Andy Reid provided an update on the team during the final OTA practice before mandatory minicamp. Wide receiver Xavier Worthy, recovering from labrum surgery, is participating in non-contact drills and showing positive development.

Second-year players Jalen Royals and Esa Pole are getting valuable reps with the first team, filling in for Rashee Rice. Reid described Royals as strong and running well, while noting Pole's improved strength and intelligence from dedicated offseason work.

Quarterback Justin Fields has displayed a calm and focused presence, impressing Reid with his work ethic and understanding of the offense. He is actively integrating with new receivers to improve timing on play-action passes. Running back Kenneth Walker also brings significant energy and a willingness to learn, demonstrating a strong work ethic.

Wide receiver Cyrus Allen is showing versatility, adapting to different receiver positions effectively. The team anticipates Rashee Rice will be ready for training camp despite recent knee surgery and a probation violation.