For the second time in training camp, a veteran offensive tackle has retired shortly after joining the Chiefs.
Friday, the team announced veteran tackle Ray Willis retired. He was in the Chiefs’ camp and he was a long shot to make the team.
Willis replaced Tony Ugoh, who retired shortly after signing with the Chiefs early in camp. Like Willis, the Chiefs were looking at Ugoh as a potential reserve. I would think Kansas City will look at veteran tackles after the final cuts are made Aug. 31.
Friday, the team announced veteran tackle Ray Willis retired. He was in the Chiefs’ camp and he was a long shot to make the team.
Willis replaced Tony Ugoh, who retired shortly after signing with the Chiefs early in camp. Like Willis, the Chiefs were looking at Ugoh as a potential reserve. I would think Kansas City will look at veteran tackles after the final cuts are made Aug. 31.
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