Commanders OL Andrew Wylie honorary Chief in first depth chart release
The Kansas City Chiefs posted their first depth chart of the year late on Tuesday night in their weekly release. These unofficial depth charts are far from perfect and never truly reflect what the team's depth will look like during the upcoming season. That's especially the case with one specific aspect of the Chiefs' first depth […]
The Kansas City Chiefs posted their first depth chart of the year late on Tuesday night in their weekly release.
These unofficial depth charts are far from perfect and never truly reflect what the team's depth will look like during the upcoming season. That's especially the case with one specific aspect of the Chiefs' first depth chart this year.
While the depth chart itself was entirely accurate, the pronunciation guide featured in the release below the depth chart included the name of an old friend. That's none other than now-Washington Commanders OL Andrew Wylie (pronounced WHY-lee), who was the starting right tackle for Kansas City just a season ago.
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Fans quickly pointed out the error on social media.
"Andrew Wylie still on the depth chart," wrote Kristian Gumminger. "We are all in preseason form right now."
"Chiefs making sure we can say Andrew Wylie’s name," wrote Kevin Ruprecht.
Wylie joined former Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy in Washington this offseason as a free agent after spending the majority of his NFL tenure in Kansas City. The former undrafted free agent out of Eastern Michigan started 59 career regular season games across five seasons with the Chiefs and became a two-time Super Bowl champion with the team.
Even though Wylie is on a new team this year, he's clearly missed and got himself an honorary place on the depth chart pronunciation guide in Kansas City, at least for this week.
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