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Josh Simmons, Chiefs Agree to 4-Year, $14.7M Contract After 2025 NFL Draft
The Kansas City Chiefs and former Ohio State offensive tackle Josh Simmons have agreed to a four-year, fully guaranteed $14.7 million deal, agents Drew Rosenhaus, Robert Bailey and Oliver Chell told ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Simmons was selected by the Chiefs with the No. 32 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Ohio State LT Josh Simmons was the final pick of the first round of the NFL draft by Kansas City. Simmons' knee injury ended ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s success on the field is well-documented, highlighted by the Buckeyes’ run to a ...
Now an analyst with ESPN, Kelce is a good judge of offensive lineman. And Kelce thinks the Chiefs got a great one in Josh ...
Most in league circles believe the Chiefs got the steal of the first round in drafting left tackle Josh Simmons 32nd overall. If not for a midseason knee injury ...
Most teams are already convinced of his talent and have been more focused on his knee during the pre-draft process. Multiple ...
Ohio State offensive tackle Josh Simmons made it four Buckeyes selected in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft when he was ...
The Kansas City Chiefs are aiming for another Super Bowl run with rookie offensive tackle Josh Simmons potentially being the ...
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