Chiefs DL Charles Omenihu shows preparation for the new season with 'Big 7' video
Chiefs defensive lineman Charles Omenihu continues to produce on the field and off with content for fans to follow his journey. Through social media, the pass rusher provided updates during his ACL injury recovery last year and recently released new footage for his seventh NFL season.
The former Texas Longhorn re-signed with Kansas City on a one-year contract, ending the speculation that he might have interests elsewhere around the league. He has already made a positive impact on his teammates during the offseason with his commitment to the franchise and his readiness for the new year.
Since joining the Chiefs in 2023, Omenihu has collected eight sacks in 17 games. He has missed significant time due to injury and suspension, but seeks a full season in 2025.
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