The players working with the starters at left and right guard position for the Kansas City Chiefs seem to have been revealed.
Mitch Holthus and Matt McMullen hosted their second iteration of “Training Camp Live” from Chiefs training camp on Tuesday. During the course of the show, they showed several clips of the starters going through walkthroughs, some padless and some with helmets.
In multiple clips, the Chiefs’ starting offensive line from left to right: LT Eric Fisher, LG Mike Remmers, C Austin Reiter, RG Andrew Wylie, RT Mitchell Schwartz.
Another clip had the starters as follows: LT Eric Fisher, LG Kelechi Osemele, C Austin Reiter, RG Mike Remmers, RT Mitchell Schwartz.
Osemele also appeared to be working with the second and third-team offensive line with Chad Henne, Matt Moore and Jordan Ta’amu at the left guard position. Keep in mind, Remmers participated in the entire virtual offseason thus far. Osemele is a new arrival, putting him behind on familiarity with the scheme. It’s possible that Osemele overtakes the starting spot at left guard as we go.
It seems right now that there is a three-way competition going on between Remmers, Wylie, and Osemele. Remmers and Osemele are competing at left guard, while Wylie and Remmers are competing at right guard. At the end of the day, offensive line coach Andy Heck is going to shake things up and have a variety of players mixed in at different spots to determine the best five guys out there moving forward.
The second string offensive line included the following players: LT Greg Senat, LG Kelechi Osemele, C Nick Allegretti, RG Ryan Hunter, RT Jackson Barton.
Keep those players in mind when you’re considering backup offensive line spots, including the swing tackle, in Kansas City.
