The Kansas City Chiefs chose Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Isiah Pacheco on opposite ends of the draft spectrum. One was a first-round pick with the accompanying expectations and the other a seventh-round longshot.
Midway through training camp, they might as well have been picked one after the other.
That’s because Edwards-Helaire, the incumbent-if-injury-prone starter, and Pacheco, the unheralded rookie, have swapped first-team reps on a near-daily basis.
And while veterans Jerick McKinnon and Ronald Jones II are fighting for roster spots of their own, the competition between Edwards-Helaire and Pacheco has become must-watch stuff for fans at camp.
The first chance to see them in games comes Saturday when the Chiefs visit Chicago for their preseason opener.
We’ll have the game on KKountry 95
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