Hello and welcome to your Tuesday edition of the Arrowhead Drive. I'm Steven Serta. Let's catch you up on everything you need to know about the Kansas City Chiefs. Here's what you need to know for Tuesday, March 28th.

I'm a big EV fan, so big fan is. He's a hard worker, smart, very organized, demanding.

He's going to make sure everybody's doing their job. He's not afraid of confrontation where, you know, somebody's not pulling their weight. He's going to make him pull their weight.

And I think you'll like what you're getting at.

You have a favorite moment with him over the years. Feed on the field, off the field.

I've been together with him so long that he's a great person. I'm very close to him. He's also one of my players.

That was Chiefs head coach Andy Reed speaking to the media at the NFL annual meetings that are currently underway in Phoenix.

Of course, Andy Reed was asked once again about former offensive coordinator Eric B. Enemy, who's now at the Washington Commanders.

And of course had nothing but positivity for his longtime player and coach. The NFL owners GM's and coaches meet annually to vote on rule changes for the upcoming NFL season.

So we should have word if there's any major changes out of Phoenix later this week. As for the Chiefs recent moves on the free agent market, it's been pretty quiet outside of the moves.

We've already updated you on, but the full list includes defensive tackle Byron Coward. He is the latest Chiefs edition coming over from the Indianapolis Colts.

Of course, safety Mike Edwards, linebacker Drew Trinkwell, defensive tackle Charles Menahue and tackle Jawan Taylor are the other notable free agents for the Kansas City Chiefs.

There's still several Chiefs from last year's team who are still available if Kansas City decides to bring back some familiar faces, including linebacker Darius Harris.

Running back Jack McKinnon wide receiver Justin Watson defensive and Carlos Dunlap defensive tackle Brandon Williams and safety Dion Bush are all players the Chiefs could consider bringing back under the right circumstances.

And in case you haven't been paying attention, this is the list of players who have already signed new homes for the 2023 season.

Wide receiver McColle Hardman signed with the New York Jets running back Ronald Jones signed with the Dallas Cowboys tackle Orlando Brown Jr signed with the Bengals.

Wide receiver Juju Smith Schuster signed with the Patriots safety Juan Thornhill signed with the Browns defensive tackle call in Saunders signed with the Saints,

fullback Michael Burton signed with the Denver Broncos and offensive lineman Andrew Wiley joined Eric the enemy in Washington.

According to our cap expert at Arrowhead pride John Dixon Kansas City has currently between 3.6 million and 5.5 million.

In cap space, probably pretty close to 4.9 million while the Chiefs are in the process of scheduling their top 30 visits for the upcoming NFL draft.

It's likely they're done with most major moves before the draft barring a big trade for a veteran player.

Maybe someone like Deandre Hopkins who's been rumored heavily in trade conversations around the league.

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