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These 50 Chiefs players are under contract for 2023 NFL season

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The Kansas City Chiefs have already begun forging their 90-man off-season roster for 2023.

They’ve added a number of players on reserve/future contracts and they’ll look to retain several pending free agents in the coming weeks. They’ve just a short time until the new league year and the beginning of free agency.

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Right now, the Chiefs have 50 players under contract for the 2023 NFL season. Here’s a look at those players, organized by position group:

Quarterback: 3

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  1. Patrick Mahomes
  2. Shane Buechele
  3. Chris Oladokun

Running back: 3

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  1. Isiah Pacheco
  2. Clyde Edwards-Helaire
  3. La’Mical Perine

Wide receiver: 9

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  1. Marquez Valdes-Scantling
  2. Kadarius Toney
  3. Skyy Moore
  4. Cornell Powell
  5. Ihmir Smith-Marsette
  6. Jerrion Ealy
  7. Justyn Ross
  8. John Ross
  9. Ty Fryfogle

Tight end: 4

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  1. Travis Kelce
  2. Noah Gray
  3. Kendall Blanton
  4. Matt Bushman

Offensive tackle: 2

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  1. Lucas Niang
  2. Darian Kinnard

Offensive guard: 3

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  1. Joe Thuney
  2. Trey Smith
  3. Mike Caliendo

Center: 2

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  1. Creed Humphrey
  2. Austin Reiter

Defensive tackle: 3

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  1. Chris Jones
  2. Danny Shelton
  3. Daniel Wise

Edge rusher: 5

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  1. Frank Clark
  2. George Karlaftis
  3. Mike Danna
  4. Joshua Kaindoh
  5. Malik Herring

Linebacker: 6

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  1. Nick Bolton
  2. Willie Gay Jr.
  3. Leo Chenal
  4. Darius Harris
  5. Jack Cochrane
  6. Cole Christiansen

Cornerback: 6

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  1. L’Jarius Sneed
  2. Trent McDuffie
  3. Jaylen Watson
  4. Joshua Williams
  5. Nazeeh Johnson
  6. Dicaprio Bootle

Safety: 2

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  1. Justin Reid
  2. Bryan Cook

Special teams: 2

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  1. LS James Winchester
  2. K Harrison Butker
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