The Kansas City Chiefs commenced their highly anticipated training camp on Monday with an open practice session at the Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph. Despite overnight thunderstorms that passed through the area, the team geared up for the session on the practice fields adjacent to Spratt Stadium. The weather forecast predicted cloudy skies and temperatures ranging from the high 60s to the mid 70s, while a gentle east-northeast wind blew at 7 miles per hour. With a slight chance of precipitation staying below 14%, fans and reporters eagerly gathered to witness the practice.

The Chiefs organization has invited the general public to attend the training camp practices, and Monday's session was the first of four open practices available for fans. The remaining public practices will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, granting fans an opportunity to witness their favorite players in action. Although admission tickets for most public practices are free, they are still required for entry. Information regarding obtaining these tickets and the complete practice schedule can be found on the team's website.

To ensure comprehensive coverage of the training camp, Arrowhead Pride's editor-in-chief, Pete Sweeney, along with other Chiefs beat reporters and TV crews, will be on hand to provide updates and insights. Fans who are unable to attend the practice can rely on social media platforms where the latest updates will be shared. During the practice, the most recent social media posts will be prioritized, while after the session concludes, the posts will be arranged in reverse order, starting with the earliest ones.

As the Chiefs kick off their training camp, fans and reporters alike eagerly await the chance to witness the team's preparations for the upcoming season. With the support of their dedicated fanbase, the Chiefs are poised to make this training camp an essential stepping stone towards their goals for the 2022 NFL season.