Jerry Tillery Leaves Chiefs for Colts

It's March 18th.

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The Kansas City Chiefs have lost another key defensive lineman from last season's roster.

Jerry Tillery, who played for the team in 2024, has signed a free agent deal with the Indian

apolis Colts.

The Colts made the move official on Tuesday.

Tillery joined the Chiefs last year and quickly became a valuable part of their defensive

line.

He appeared in all 17 games during the regular season.

Each defensive line coach, Joe Cullen, praised Tillery's skills back in training camp.

Cullen highlighted his versatility, noting that the eight-year veteran could play anywhere

along the line and had improved in stopping the run-while.

Still rushing the passer effectively.

In his time with Kansas City, Tillery recorded 2.5 sacks, 20 tackles, and 2 quarterback hits.

His physical style fit right into the team's defensive scheme.

His departure adds to the Chiefs' challenges as they rebuild their front line for the upcoming

season.

Meanwhile, the Colts gained a season player to bolster their defense.

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