Organized team activities kicked off for the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday, May 22.
Several teams had already begun their OTAs, but the Chiefs began the first of three groups of practices on Monday. It marks the first opportunity for all of the Chiefs’ players to get on the field and work together with only a few restrictions. There is still no live contact or pads permitted during OTAs, but the addition of 7-on-7, 9-on-7, and 11-on-11 drills move the offseason program steadily forward as we approach the 2023 NFL season.
