In what has been a challenging offseason for the Kansas City Chiefs, two of their offensive linemen, Wanya Morris and Chukwuebuka Godrick, were arrested and charged with marijuana possession in Johnson County, Kansas on Thursday, according to KSHB's Aaron Ladd, a contributor to Arrowhead Pride. The news of their arrest comes as another blow to the team's public image.

Both players have since been released from custody after posting a $2500 bond, as reported by Harold Kuntz of Kansas City's Fox 4. While their charges may not be as severe as some other legal situations faced by their teammate Rashee Rice, Morris and Godrick could still face consequences under the NFL's Personal Conduct Policy.

This latest incident adds to the turmoil surrounding the Chiefs this offseason. Wide receiver Rashee Rice's availability for the start of the season remains uncertain, as he faces felony charges resulting from a car crash in March. Additionally, Rice may also face another legal situation due to an alleged assault earlier this month.

The Kansas City Chiefs organization will undoubtedly address these issues internally and determine appropriate actions to take going forward. As NFL players, Morris and Godrick could face disciplinary measures from the league itself. Their arrests only further highlight the importance of personal conduct and professional responsibility both on and off the field.

The Chiefs, who are already dealing with the ramifications of these recent legal troubles, will need to refocus their efforts on maintaining a positive image and focusing on their preseason preparations. With the regular season fast approaching, the team will have to work hard to overcome these distractions and stay focused on their goals for the upcoming year.

As the legal proceedings and potential consequences unfold, the Kansas City Chiefs organization and its fans will be closely watching how these situations are addressed. The team will hope to put this offseason behind them and successfully navigate these challenges as they strive for success on the football field.