Following last weekend’s NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs are signing several undrafted players from their board who have the potential to make the team and contribute in the upcoming season.
Chiefs scouts have conducted extensive research on hundreds of players, including former Maryland defensive back Glendon Miller, who reportedly signed, as announced via NFL Writer Jason B. Hirschhorn’s X account.
Miller played five seasons at Maryland, appearing in 11 games and starting nine in 2024. He finished his senior year with 39 tackles, three tackles for a loss, three interceptions, and a fumble recovery.
The chances of Miller making the team will depend on his consistency in the secondary, as defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo favors using multiple defensive backs in specific game plans. He demonstrated exceptional ball skills, contributing to takeaways throughout his college career, which is an appealing attribute for Kansas City’s unit.
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