With its most recent free-agent acquisition, Kansas City gains a guy with a talent for both making and avoiding huge plays.
The Kansas City Chiefs’ signing of former Tampa Bay Buccaneers strong safety Mike Edwards is definitely intriguing, even though it wasn’t their greatest free-agent move to date.
In 58 games (including 23 starts) over his four-year career with Tampa Bay, Edwards, who was selected by the University of Kentucky in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft, has 184 tackles (125 solo, seven for losses), seven interceptions (three of which have been returned for touchdowns), 21 passes defended, one forced fumble, three records fumble recoveries, and two sacks.
The Kansas City Chiefs’ signing of former Tampa Bay Buccaneers strong safety Mike Edwards is definitely intriguing, even though it wasn’t their greatest free-agent move to date.
In 58 games (including 23 starts) over his four-year career with Tampa Bay, Edwards, who was selected by the University of Kentucky in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft, has 184 tackles (125 solo, seven for losses), seven interceptions (three of which have been returned for touchdowns), 21 passes defended, one forced fumble, three records fumble recoveries, and two sacks.
