Patriots vet Lawrence Guy gets 100% real on possible Chiefs deal

Former New England Patriots defensive tackle Lawrence Guy is on the hunt for a new team. The Cincinnati Bengals released the 35-year-old in November last year. Ever since, fans have been speculating about Guy's next move.

Lawrence Guy appeared on the "Up & Adams Show" on Wednesday. The host and NFL insider, Kay Adams, asked the DT to give him the teams he wants to join next season.

Without much hesitation, Guy named the Kansas City Chiefs as one of his preferred future destinations. The NFL veteran said that he has a relationship with a lot of people in Kansas, but also said that before joining a team, he looks for how they spent their offseason and who they brought in. He said:

"I love Kansas City. I have relationships with the linebackers coach and coordinator, D-line coach. There's a lot of people that I know throughout the years, it's just one of those things that like, hey, they have to go through their offseason, right?

"You have to see who you brought in, who you drafted. He's trying to free agency. What's working on. But I love the idea of going to Kansas City."

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Lawrence Guy was picked by the Green Bay Packers in the seventh round of the 2011 NFL draft. He joined the New England Patriots in 2017 and found a lot of success with the franchise. He even won Super Bowl LIII with them.

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Diggs missed the first part of the OTAs, but he did attend practice Monday, seemingly putting the release rumors to rest.

"Nice to see you all," Diggs screamed in a video posted by CBS Sports.

Amid all the buzz surrounding the Patriots, fans will hope that their team can make a championship run next season.