7 Kansas City Chiefs who won't be back in 2024 after Super Bowl 58
By Joel Wagler
Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Running Back
Edwards-Helaire was taken with the last pick in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft, and he just hasn't quite measured up to that lofty draft position.
After a decent, but not spectacular, rookie season in which he gained 803 yards on the ground and 1,100 yards from scrimmage, he's been a disappointment.
He barely has 1,000 yards rushing in the three campaigns since and he's missed over 25 percent of his games as a pro due to injuries.
In today's game, teams tend to not spend a lot of cap room on running backs, especially those with durability questions.
Despite everything, over the last few games, CEH showed a lot of energy when he had the ball in his hands and provided some spark in the back-up role to Isiah Pacheco. Maybe that will be enough to garner some interest this offseason.
The only way he returns is if he wants to come back at a small salary and Coach Andy Reid feels comfortable with him due to his familiarity with the Chiefs system.