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Chiefs' Massive Roster Changes: Pacheco, Williams Out

The Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up for significant roster changes ahead of the 2026 season, following a disappointing year that fell short of Super Bowl expectations. General manager Brett Veach plans to address major needs on defense, at running back, tight end, and beyond. Several players, including Isiah Pacheco, Joshua Williams, Janarius Robinson, Derrick Nnadi, and Keaontay Ingram, are expected to leave the team. The Chiefs loyal fanbase is divided between frustration and cautious optimism for new talent, as Veach faces pressure to improve consistency, particularly along the lines. The offseason will likely see Veach pursuing known upgrades and potential surprise reunions, marking a more aggressive rebuild to help the Chiefs regain their competitive edge.

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