His role with the Chiefs this season could see him play at either of the tackle spots, and Remmers isn’t discounting any possibility as Kansas City’s swing tackle.
I thought everyone battled their tails off last week, and we’ve been doing it all season.”ĭespite a decrease in playing time and a less consistent role in the offense drive-to-drive, Remmers emphasized his faith in preparation to be ready to play at any moment in any position. I’m really proud of this group and proud to be a part of it. “They’re wiser than their age, so it’s been a lot of fun. “You know what, we’ve got a lot of young guys, but they don’t act like young guys,” Remmer said. Remmers spoke to reporters on Wednesday about his role as the most senior player on Kansas City’s line, saying he feels the yeoman’s performances of the younger talent makes him feel they are more experienced than their age would let on. He recorded his first snaps of the new season last week in Washington and looked serviceable in relief of first-year starter Lucas Niang. One of the most important constants on the line has been veteran tackle Mike Remmers, who played a big role in the offense last year despite some struggles in the Super Bowl. Their offseason additions, particularly the two rookies in the middle, have looked great at times, but sitting at a 3-3 record heading into Week 7, every unit can pull a little harder to get back into the AFC playoff picture. With five new starters on the offensive line for the Kansas City Chiefs have had their share of adversity to start the season.
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