Kansas City Chiefs Showing ‘Urgency' in First Open Practice of Training Camp
Check out the video above to hear from head coach Andy Reid, quarterback Patrick Mahomes, defensive end George Karlaftis and guard Trey Smith.
Follow along on social media @KODESports, @ryanbunnelltv and @camiasimonetv for more coverage from St. Joseph as more storylines develop from training camp.
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