It's all happening not just for the Chiefs, but for one in particular, George Carloftus gets it done.

What does his deal mean for this year's training camp coming up next?

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We're going to run it down for you today as we're starting to kick things off. Waiting for deals to happen sometimes requires deadlines. This is part of it. And while we're going to clarify specifics here, the George Carlis-Stele-Stele is a big part of this, what the pass rush looks like. How is it going to change in the future? That's coming up later in the show, what the pass rush itself looks like for 2025 as we are on the cusp of seeing guys on the field at

training camp. And we start with George Karloft as the deal itself, value, et cetera. I'm Ryan Tracy,

the founder, Rogue Analytics and Performance Consulting, as well as my outlets, RGR football,

and NFL 33, where you can get a lot more information as well as my outlets, RGR football and NFL 33,

where you can get a lot more information as well. My partner, Chris Clark, over at Casey Chiefs,

corner, you can find his work there. Here we are, and we know in the draft class where you have

two number one picks, somebody had to go first. I think this makes a lot of sense that the

George Carl off to steel gets done ahead of time because I think this makes a lot of sense that the George Carloft's deal gets done ahead of time

because I think it's a little bit more straightforward.

I don't think you see as high a highs, and I don't think he is as elite a pass rusher,

is Trent McDuffie is a cornerback.

So I'm relieved, honestly, that they got it out of the way because it feels like

George is quicker. He looks like he's in better shape. And he might have an epic year for the Kansas

Chiefs this season. They might have just saved themselves or money. Four years, $93 million with

$62 million guaranteed. And you're going to say that they save some money. Could be more next year, you know what I mean?

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