On a futures contract, the Kansas City Chiefs lose OL Darian Kinnard to the Philadelphia Eagles.

KC Bosses Lose Old Darian Kinnard to Philadelphia Birds on Prospects Agreement.

Kansas City is formally without hostile lineman Darian Kinnard under two entire years subsequent to drafting him.

As the 2024 NFL offseason keeps on moving on, groups are adding to their program along the edges.

The Kansas City Bosses are the same, as a small bunch of players have proactively been endorsed to save/fates contracts.

Tragically for them, they were on the opposite finish of one of those exchanges on Tuesday.

Per a declaration from the Philadelphia Falcons on X, they’ve marked hostile lineman Darian Kinnard to a fates bargain.

Kinnard was a training crew free specialist toward the finish of Kansas City’s season, presently turning into a previous Boss.

Kinnard, who turned 24 in December, was a three-year player at Kentucky in school.

His prosperity along the hostile line prompted the Bosses taking a swing on him with the 145th generally speaking choice in the 2022 NFL Draft.

In two seasons with the group, nonetheless, the previous fifth-round pick showed up in only one standard season game for Kansas City.

That came in Week 5 of the 2022-23 mission, as Kinnard logged six unique groups snaps however none on offense.

Following instructional course and the preseason, Kinnard didn’t break camp with the Bosses however was subsequently welcomed back on the training crew.

He served out the season there, not getting raised for challenges during the year.

Things simply never appeared to click for him in Kansas City, even with the group’s endeavors to look for a decent job for him at tackle and watchman.

Senior supervisor Brett Veach was forthright about Kinnard’s inside-outside flexibility back in May, and hostile line mentor Andy Hell had the accompanying to say regarding him late in his presentation season:

We have witnessed Kinnard’s growth; he has truly matured. After he played the tackle position, we have given him more guard work.

I believe he has that sort of flex to whether he can play either or, yet he’s taken to that watchman position in there and looks perfect.”

The Chiefs can still hope for a lot of home runs in the 2022 NFL Draft despite the failure of the Kinnard investment.

The class contains blue-chip possibilities (Trent McDuffie), in addition to starter-level benefactors (George Karlaftis and Isiah Pacheco) and chief profundity pieces (Leo Chenal and Joshua Williams) the same.

As Kinnard continues on toward his next part, Kansas City will do likewise and close the book on that pick going ahead.