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Kansas City Chiefs General Manager Brett Veach expressed his continued support for the trade that brought wide receiver Kadarius Toney from the New York Giants, despite Toney's release following a disappointing tenure marred by injuries and inconsistent performance. Veach emphasized Toney's contributions during the Chiefs' Super Bowl LVII victory, stating that the trade was crucial for the team's success. He acknowledged Toney's potential but pointed to his workout habits and bad luck with injuries as factors in his struggles with the team.
- Chiefs GM Brett Veach stands by the Kadarius Toney trade despite his release.
- Toney's contributions in the Super Bowl were significant, influencing the Chiefs' success.
- Injuries and inconsistent participation in offseason practices hindered Toney's performance.
New York Giants
- The Giants traded Toney to the Chiefs in exchange for draft picks, which they may view as a win given his struggles in Kansas City.
Kadarius Toney | WR
Injury
Breakout
55 receptions
4 rec TDs
- Toney played in only 20 regular season games for the Chiefs, with 55 receptions and 4 touchdowns.
- His time with the team was marked by injuries, including a torn meniscus.
- Veach believes Toney has the talent to succeed if he improves his offseason habits.
Kansas City Chiefs
- The Chiefs remain optimistic about their past decisions, highlighting the importance of Toney's Super Bowl contributions.
- The team is looking to improve their roster and may explore other player options after Toney's release.
Jacksonville Jaguars
- The Jaguars signed former rugby star Louis Rees-Zammit to their practice squad, indicating their interest in versatile athletes.