The Kansas City Chiefs signed standout wide receiver Andrew Armstrong to their practice squad on August 31, just a day after the team released him during its preseason roster cuts.
Armstrong, who entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent last year, signed a future/reserve contract with the Chiefs on January 6, 2026, after playing in stints for the Miami Dolphins and Detroit Lions.
A former Arkansas Razorback, Armstrong made a great impression on Kansas City's fans at Chiefs training camp and was among the team's most productive prospects during the preseason.
Chiefs Senior Team Reporter Matt McMullen revealed Armstrong's signing with Kansas City in a post to his official Twitter account:
While Armstrong isn't likely to be on the Chiefs' gameday roster early in the NFL regular season, he may get the chance to become a key contributor to Kansas City's offense if injuries affect the team's receiving corps later this year.
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Armstrong, who entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent last year, signed a future/reserve contract with the Chiefs on January 6, 2026, after playing in stints for the Miami Dolphins and Detroit Lions.
A former Arkansas Razorback, Armstrong made a great impression on Kansas City's fans at Chiefs training camp and was among the team's most productive prospects during the preseason.
Chiefs Senior Team Reporter Matt McMullen revealed Armstrong's signing with Kansas City in a post to his official Twitter account:
While Armstrong isn't likely to be on the Chiefs' gameday roster early in the NFL regular season, he may get the chance to become a key contributor to Kansas City's offense if injuries affect the team's receiving corps later this year.
#chiefs #kansas #signed #year
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