The Kansas City Chiefs have made significant roster changes ahead of the 2024 season, notably parting ways with wide receiver Kadarius Toney and former rugby player Louis Rees-Zammit. General Manager Brett Veach expressed disappointment in Toney's release, citing injuries as a major factor that hindered his performance, despite Toney's pivotal role in the Chiefs' Super Bowl victory. Veach remains confident in Toney's potential for success with another team, acknowledging his talent but highlighting missed opportunities due to bad luck. Meanwhile, Rees-Zammit, who showed promise during preseason, quickly found a new home with the Jacksonville Jaguars, which Veach attributes to their international connections. Veach affirmed he would make the trade for Toney again, emphasizing its importance to the team's recent championship success. As the Chiefs prepare for their upcoming matchup against the Ravens, they aim to integrate new talent to bolster their roster.