Chiefs signing Jawaan Taylor ready for switch to left tackle

The Kansas City Chiefs have formally agreed to terms with offensive tackle Jawaan Taylor, paving the way for the former Florida standout to assume the role of starting left tackle. Taylor, who stands at 6-foot-5 and 312 pounds, is widely considered to be one of the best offensive linemen in the league, and his addition to the Chiefs’ offensive line could prove to be a major boon to the team’s success.

The Chiefs’ decision to bring in Taylor is evidence of their commitment to bolstering the offensive line and ensuring their success in the upcoming season. By switching Taylor to left tackle, the Chiefs are taking a calculated risk in an effort to build the best possible line.

Taylor, who was taken in the second round of the 2019 NFL Draft, has already proved to be a reliable presence on the offensive line, but the move to left tackle is a big one. Taylor has primarily played right tackle during his three-year career, but he excelled in college as a left tackle. With the Chiefs, Taylor will now have the opportunity to return to the position that made him such a highly sought-after prospect.

Making the transition from right to left tackle can be difficult for many offensive linemen, as it requires significant adjustments in both technique and footwork. Fortunately, Taylor is no stranger to such changes, as he was an adept left tackle in college and has the athleticism and skill set needed to excel in the new role.

The Chiefs are taking a significant risk in signing Taylor, but the potential rewards make it an attractive move. The Chiefs know that by bringing in Taylor, they are getting a player who can help them reach their highest potential and make their offense one of the most formidable in the league. With Taylor on board, the Chiefs are now better positioned to make a deep run in the playoffs and contend for the Super Bowl.