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Welcome back into the Arrowhead Pride interview series, I am Steven Serta,

continuing our conversations with some coaches for these new chiefs draft picks as we get

ever closer to training camp and we'll get our first opportunity to see some of these young

guys take the field for the Kansas City Chiefs, very happy to be joined today by James Lot,

James is the assistant head coach and defensive backs coach of Fayetteville State University,

and he's kind enough to give us some time today to talk about new chiefs cornerback Joshua Williams.

James, how you doing today? We really appreciate you jumping on with us.

I'm doing well, Steven, thanks for having me. Doing very well, thanks for asking.

Yeah, no problem. We're really happy to chat with you about Josh a little bit. I know

chiefs fans are excited about him. I think Josh has a lot of upside, stepping into this chiefs

defense in a team that has had some success over the last couple of years, kind of finding those

guys in the mid rounds who can step in right away and be contributors. I think Josh definitely

fits that bill. Assuming my research is correct, Josh was the first player drafted in the NFL from

Fayetteville State since 1976. Can you just speak to that a little bit and just what it says about

Josh the player and how big that is for your guys program in general? Well, it's actually it's huge

being having the first person drafted from the institution since the 70s. It's a big deal,

and we've had a lot of other players that I think that have bounced their way and kind of

got their feet wet a little bit, whether through pre-agency or whatever, but having that guy

come through and be able to forget you know that had a possibility of going to the next level.

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