Patrick Mahomes Loses his most important teammates as the Chiefs gain more assets ahead of the upcoming draft

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In a stunning move, Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs have reportedly traded away one of Patrick Mahomes' key teammates in a blockbuster deal. 


The decision marks a significant shift for the team as they reshape their roster. Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs are trying to regroup after losing the Super Bowl against the Eagles. 


The free agency period will be very complicated due to the possibility of several stars leaving the team because of the salary cap. Nick Bolton, Justin Reid, Hollywood Brown, JuJu Smith-Schuster, DeAndre Hopkins, and DJ Humphries are part of the list that could impact the roster. 


For this reason, general manager Brett Veach is trying to retain the maximum number of players. Now, in a shocking development across the NFL, Patrick Mahomes could lose one of his most important teammates as the Chiefs look to gain more assets ahead of the upcoming draft.

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