Chiefs Sign Linebacker Blake Lynch

The Kansas City Chiefs have solidified their position as the No. 1 seed in the AFC with a 15-1 record and are preparing for the playoffs while contemplating roster improvements. They are particularly interested in signing Yannick Ngakoue, a recently waived pass rusher, to bolster their pass rush, as no player has achieved double-digit sacks this season despite the team totaling 39 sacks. Additionally, the Chiefs have signed linebacker Blake Lynch to their active roster as a response to injuries in their linebacker corps, adding depth as they push for a third consecutive Super Bowl title. Lynch, who has bounced around various teams, is expected to help fill the gap left by Jack Cochrane's ankle injury. With two weeks of rest before the Divisional Round, the Chiefs aim to maximize their roster effectiveness heading into the postseason. The team's strategic moves reflect their commitment to maintaining competitiveness and depth during the playoffs.