Andy Reid brings Kansas City rookies and QBs in early after last year’s collapse
Open this photo in gallery:Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes talks with head coach Andy Reid at training camp on Saturday in St. Many of those seasons ended in February.But K.C. collapsed last season, finishing a dismal 6-11 while losing quarterback Patrick Mahomes to a major knee injury. “It’s a good thing for the quarterbacks, good thing for the rookies coming in.
- ▪Open this photo in gallery:Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes talks with head coach Andy Reid at training camp on Saturday in St.
- ▪Many of those seasons ended in February.But K.C. collapsed last season, finishing a dismal 6-11 while losing quarterback Patrick Mahomes to a major knee injury.
- ▪“It’s a good thing for the quarterbacks, good thing for the rookies coming in.
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Open this photo in gallery:Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes talks with head coach Andy Reid at training camp on Saturday in St. Joseph, Mo.Charlie Riedel/The Associated PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountThe past few years, Kansas City coach Andy Reid had drifted away from bringing rookies and quarterbacks into training camp a few days early, reasoning that such a veteran team coming off deep playoff runs could do without it.After all, for a decade, his team had made at least the wild-card round. Many of those seasons ended in February.But K.C. collapsed last season, finishing a dismal 6-11 while losing quarterback Patrick Mahomes to a major knee injury.
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