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Kansas City Chiefs Assistant Equipment Manager Holt McKenney recently spoke with KQTV about the equipment staff sending equipment to Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Missouri, in preparation for the weekend.
"Individual items are probably in the thousands, but we're packing more than probably 550 pairs of cleats, 300 pairs of gloves, hundreds of footballs, headbands, quarterback towels, all the way down to toiletries, field equipment, weight room stuff, training room stuff and everything you can think of," said McKenney to KQTV. "We probably will have these trucks unloaded within one and a half to two hours, but it's just the unpacking that takes a long time. Open lockers have to be set up. That'll take a few hours every day. We're gonna have players and coaches back on Friday, so that's our deadline. It's a short drive, but normally everything's up there. Missouri Western State does a great job of cleaning everything out for us, and so we're just excited to get back."
The staff has loaded up about 10 semi-trucks' worth of equipment that will be hauled up to Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Missouri's campus, this week. Chiefs open practices begin on Wednesday, July 29, and conclude on Thursday, August 20. All training camp practices will be free of charge to the public unless otherwise noted.
The Chiefs will begin training camp at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Missouri, for the 16th time in their history.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Chiefs staff transports equipment before the start of training camp
