The Kansas City Chiefs have a tall task in front of them this offseason. After watching Patrick Mahomes get flattened over and over by the Philadelphia Eagles in an embarrassing Super Bowl loss, the front office's biggest priority was to strengthen the offensive line. They've moved pieces around already, trading one guard in Joe Thuney to the Chicago Bears and franchise-tagging the other, Trey Smith.
On Monday, with free agency's early negotiating period beginning, the Chiefs found a left tackle as the revamp continued. Multiple reports announced Kansas City had agreed to a deal with former San Francisco 49ers left tackle Jaylon Moore worth $30 million over two years.
