Kansas City offense is going to look different in 2022.

What does it mean for the running back group and who has the potential to break out or make some big noise?

We're going to get into it today. I'm locked on chiefs.

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When it, the bell, we'd appreciate it. We have a lot to go over in terms of what the evolution of this office is going to look like,

and there's one aspect today that we're going to cover from a running back position.

I'm Ryan Tracy, the founder of Rogue Analytics and Performance Consulting, as well as your host over at

RGR football and at NFL33.com and a bunch of work that goes on that really takes a look at the

league in general and how this whole process of what we call the NFL comes

together. And I am Chris Clark, founder of Chiefs Corner, you can go find me at Chiefs Corner.

A lot going on over there, going to talk a lot more about the roster, and we're going to be

talking about running backs today, but going to be getting into a lot of other different positions

that are going to be affected with this

2022 draft class and how that's going to be looking going forward.

When you start looking at the running backs though, it's a very interesting situation because

it felt like when the chiefs drafted Clyde that he was going to solve their problem for years to come but it hasn't played out that way yet.

No, unfortunately it hasn't and right now I'm not sure that I'm that concerned about it.

Because I think we have to look at,

and we'll talk about the depth chart here in a second.

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