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The latest from the Kansas City Chiefs’ 2025 training camp in St. Joseph, Missouri includes strong showings from several key offensive players. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce continue to connect in practice, with Rashee Rice standing out as the most-targeted receiver so far. Training camp is focused on sorting position battles and finding breakout stars before preseason games begin August 7[1].

On the roster front, the Chiefs recently signed rookie linebacker Jefferey Bassa and running back Brashard Smith to contracts, while also making several other moves including waiving defensive end B.J. Thompson and wide receiver Justyn Ross. Offensive lineman Trey Smith secured a four-year deal mid-July, and the team continues to update its roster ahead of the season opener[2].

Special teams could be an area to watch, with Brashard Smith predicted to be a potential breakout as a kickoff returner thanks to new league rules moving touchbacks to the 35-yard line. These changes may increase opportunities for impactful kick returns, and Smith’s speed could make a difference this year[3].

The offensive line is under scrutiny after last season’s Super Bowl struggles, with rookie Josh Simmons and free agent Jaylon Moore identified as critical to Patrick Mahomes’ success. Improved protection will be a focal point for the offense as the Chiefs look to repeat as contenders in the AFC[4].

At training camp media availabilities, head coach Andy Reid, along with key veterans like Creed Humphrey and Leo Chenal, has been joined by new addition Kareem Hunt and others to discuss team progress and goals for the upcoming season[7]. The depth chart currently features Mahomes at quarterback, with running backs Isiah Pacheco and Kareem Hunt, and receivers including Xavier Worthy and Rashee Rice[8].

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