The Kansas City Chiefs are in full swing at training camp as players and coaches continue to acclimate ahead of the team’s first preseason game. Coaches are noticing more from the recent group of rookies as they show their value on the football field.
Joshua Williams gained traction early in camp after opening up with the defensive starters. The fourth-round rookie out of Fayetteville State had 31 tackles with nine passes defended and three interceptions during his last season in college. His athleticism and production earned him an invite to the Senior Bowl where he impressed NFL scouts. Now, he’s making an impression on the coaching staff in Kansas City.
Defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo shared his thoughts on the HBCU standout while speaking with media Thursday.
