Arrowhead Pride on Jaylon Moore
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Moore is the 'mainstay,' as Reid put it. The Chiefs have already shown a lot of faith in the veteran following the release of Taylor, as well as trading away offensive tackle Wanya Morris to the Falcons this offseason. Moore is entering his second season in Kansas City, settling in at right tackle now after playing on both edges as the team's swing tackle. He started four games at left tackle and two at right tackle, playing 38% of the offense's snaps over the course of the year; he was credited with three sacks.
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Moore is the veteran frontrunner for the starting right tackle job but faces competition.
Moore is the primary candidate for the Chiefs' starting right tackle job entering 2026, described by Andy Reid as the 'mainstay' in the competition. He is entering his second season in Kansas City after spending the majority of his career as a backup to Trent Williams in San Francisco. Moore started four games at left tackle and two at right tackle in 2025, playing 38% of the offense's snaps and recording three sacks. In his two starts at right tackle, he surrendered nine pressures. Pro Football Focus graded his 2025 pass blocking at 57.1 (72nd of 89 eligible tackles) and run blocking at 62.9 (54th). Moore is in the final year of his two-year contract with a dead-cap hit exceeding $10 million, and the Chiefs have shown faith in him by releasing Jawaan Taylor and trading away Wanya Morris.
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