Mike Remmers Agrees to Terms with Kansas City

Giants free agent offensive lineman Mike Remmers agreed to terms with the Kansas City Chiefs according to his agent, Brett Tessler.
Mike Remmers has officially agreed to terms with the Kansas City Chiefs on a 1-year (mostly guaranteed) contract that insures he'll be a part of the defending Super Bowl champs this season.
— Brett Tessler (@TesslerSports) March 21, 2020
The 30-year-old Remmers signed a one-year deal with the Giants last year and was immediately inserted int to the starting lineup at right tackle.
With the Giants having added tackle Cam Fleming from the Cowboys and with them potentially planning to add an offensive tackle in next month's draft, the team decided to move on from Remmers.
Remmers, who per Pro Football Focus allowed 40 pressures last year, joins cornerback Antonio Hamilton his teammate with the Giants last year, with the defending Super Bowl champions.

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