WATCH: Bryan Cook reels in one-handed interception at Chiefs Training Camp
One player with a major opportunity to produce more interceptions is veteran safety Bryan Cook, who is set to play a major role for Kansas City after the departure of fan-favorite defensive back Justin Reid in free agency.
Cook, who joined the Chiefs as a second-round pick in the 2022 NFL draft, started in 17 regular-season contests for the Chiefs next season and flashed his brilliance at one of Kansas City's training camp practice sessions this week, hauling in an impressive one-handed interception.
Take a look at Cook's outstanding pick in this video, which was posted to Twitter by the Chiefs' official account:
Kansas City's fans have come to expect big plays from the former Cincinnati Bearcat and can look forward to seeing more high-effort moments from Cook as training camp continues next week.
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