Free safety
Fans of Armani are likely asking “Watts going on?” (Sorry for the bad joke.) In all seriousness, Daniel Sorensen is penciled in as the starter opposite Eric Berry as the Chiefs move on from Ron Parker, who was released after five seasons with the team.
The Chiefs invested a fourth round pick on Armani Watts in the 2018 NFL Draft, and he was a fan favorite to step right in and start after 45 games of starting experience at Texas A&M against the greatest competition that college football has to offer in the SEC. Unfortunately, Watts missed the first week of training camp with an injury and hasn’t earned an ounce of praise from Chiefs coaches in camp.
At this point, Eric Murray and Leon McQuay are the primary back-ups at safety, and even then, Robert Golden and Jordan Sterns, an undrafted free agent from last year, are listed above Watts. Forget about the starting rotation at this point. Watts is so far down the depth chart that making the team needs to be a key concern.