Jerry Tillery has found a new home with the Kansas City Chiefs after a turbulent stint with the Minnesota Vikings. The defensive lineman, who was drafted by the Chargers in the 2019 NFL Draft, adds depth to the Chiefs’ defensive line, which has seen significant changes this offseason. With the signing of impact players like Jonathan Allen and Javon Hargrave to the Vikings, Tillery's exit was anticipated as the Vikings aim to solidify their defense following a disappointing previous season.

Throughout his six-year career, Tillery has played 96 games, recording 12.5 sacks. His potential with the Chiefs could be a key component in their defensive strategy, especially in a competitive AFC West division where every edge counts.