Charles Omenihu Re-signs with Chiefs, Targets Career Year

Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Charles Omenihu has re-signed with the team on a one-year deal worth up to $7 million, expressing his desire to contribute to the Chiefs' defensive unit as they aim for a Super Bowl return. After a challenging season marred by an ACL injury, Omenihu recorded limited stats, including one sack and six tackles in six games. He acknowledged that his previous performance and injury concerns impacted his free agency decision, leading him to return to a familiar environment with a coaching staff and system he trusts. Omenihu is optimistic about the upcoming season, anticipating that a full offseason of training will give him the opportunity to excel and potentially earn a starting role. He is determined to build on the progress he made during his initial year with the Chiefs, aiming for a career year in 2025. The Chiefs are counting on Omenihu's experience and skills to bolster their already strong defensive line as they pursue another championship.