Ohio State's Josh Simmons scraps with Louisville's Ashton Gillette during Chiefs' practice drill in rookies' first NFL camp.

The Chiefs had a clear issue at left tackle in 2024, eventually settling on moving All-Pro guard Joe Thuney over to the ...

The Kansas City Chiefs established themselves as a dynasty through effective drafting strategies. They still have several homegrown players who have become lead ...

Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy returned to the practice fields after being evaluated this week for a concussion, while ...

Ohio State starting left tackle Josh Simmons will miss the rest of the 2024 season with a knee injury, coach Ryan Day confirmed Tuesday. Simmons was carted off the field in the second quarter of ...

Josh Simmons, the starting Ohio State left tackle, remains likely to miss the rest of the season after he was injured in the Buckeyes’ loss at Oregon on Saturday. During his weekly appearance on ...

Ohio State coach Ryan Day cheers tackle Josh Simmons as he returns to the sideline during a game against Michigan State. Simmons said the biggest challenge last year was switching sides on the line.

Though he likely won’t stand out in this week’s NFL Scouting Combine after suffering a season-ending injury in Ohio State football’s loss vs. Oregon on Oct. 12, Simmons is arguably the ...

Josh Simmons Chose to Transfer to Ohio State Because of the Coaching Staff and Belief He Can Improve “Everywhere” That said, Simmons hasn’t been promised a starting job.

Ohio State offensive tackle transfer Josh Simmons said he chose OSU because of the coaching staff and is eager to improve “in every facet,” especially as a run blocker.

Josh Simmons is Ohio State's starting left tackle, having held off a push from Tegra Tshabola to earn the job. Both the role and the team are new for Simmons.

Ohio State What Josh Simmons’ transfer commitment means for Ohio State football Updated: May. 01, 2023, 1:48 p.m. | Published: Apr. 30, 2023, 4:46 p.m.