Nick Bolton, Baylor Cupp, Justyn Ross Stay with Chiefs

The Kansas City Chiefs have signed reserve/future contracts with players Baylor Cupp and Justyn Ross, both of whom were on the practice squad after initially failing to make the 53-man roster. These contracts allow them to participate in offseason activities with hopes of securing a spot for the 2025 season. Meanwhile, the Chiefs face a potential roster overhaul after their Super Bowl loss to the Eagles, with key players like linebacker Nick Bolton and safety Justin Reid set to become free agents. Bolton, a vital part of the Chiefs' defense, has expressed a strong desire to remain in Kansas City, stating it 'feels like home'. His performance, with a team-leading 458 tackles since joining in 2021, underscores his importance to the team. The Chiefs will need to navigate these potential changes while aiming to maintain their competitive edge in the upcoming season.