Kansas City Chiefs Sign Veteran Guard Tremayne Anchrum

The Kansas City Chiefs have signed veteran guard Tremayne Anchrum to their 90-man offseason roster to bolster depth on the offensive line, particularly at left guard. Anchrum, a 2020 seventh-round pick by the Los Angeles Rams, brings championship experience from a Super Bowl LIV win and two College Football Playoff titles with Clemson, despite limited NFL starting experience. His addition follows the trade of All-Pro Joe Thuney and the retention of Trey Smith, signaling an open competition on the offensive line with rookies and other backups. Anchrum's signing came shortly after the Chiefs waived running back Keaontay Ingram due to injury. Meanwhile, linebacker Leo Chenal, known for his run-defense prowess, has been identified as one of the Chiefs' most underrated players, playing a key role in stopping the run and earning a high Pro Football Focus run-defense grade. The Chiefs continue to balance veteran depth and youth as they prepare for the 2025 season and roster cutdowns.