Kansas City Chiefs DL Felix Anudike-Uzomah reflects on rookie season chores
Kansas City Chiefs DL Felix Anudike-Uzomah reflects on rookie season chores
Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Felix Anudike-Uzomah recently appeared on 'Good Morning Football' to reminisce about a hilarious prank and chores he endured during his rookie season with guest co-host and former teammate Justin Reid.
Chris (Jones) wasn't there my rookie year, but I still had to buy a ton of water. So I think about 20 cases of water and put them in his room. Charles (Omenihu) came into his room and took some of those waters too. I had to put some water in the meeting room, too. And then I had to buy a lot of snacks too. So that was a lot too. And then bought comforters, humidifiers, fans, all that stuff," said Anudike-Uzomah, "On top of that, I think the security staff put a cat in my room, like a live cat. I literally got scared, like, because they did it to me and Rashee (Rice). So, like, I literally got scared. I started running, like, there's no way to actually have a live cat in my room. Oh, and they had a speaker playing bobcat noises about to attack. For real. Crazy.
This occurred during 2023, as Chris Jones began the season holding out and missed all of training camp. The bobcat prank continues to be an ongoing tradition in camp as the Chiefs have done this to many of their young players.
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