Veteran DB Tanner McCalister was released, creating immediate depth implications in the Chiefs secondary and freeing a roster spot ahead of Sunday night’s game.
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• Aaron Wilson reported the Chiefs released Tanner McCalister on Sept. 15.
• McCalister entered the league as an undrafted free agent and had brief stints with multiple teams before signing with Kansas City in February.
• The release frees a 53-man roster spot heading into Week 2 at home vs. the Colts.
• With rookie Mansoor Delane injured and other secondary uncertainties, the Chiefs may pursue depth via waivers or practice-squad adjustments.
• This is a roster-management move rather than a marquee transaction, but it affects immediate depth in the defensive back room.