In yet another setback for the Kansas City Chiefs, defensive lineman Isaiah Buggs has been arrested for the second time this offseason. Buggs, 27, has been charged with domestic violence and burglary, according to sources. The news was first reported by Ryan Phillips of Tuscaloosa Patch.

This incident comes just a month after Buggs faced charges in an animal cruelty case, where he was charged with a pair of misdemeanors. His lawyer has argued that these charges were part of an ongoing effort to disrupt Buggs' ownership of a hookah lounge he owns in Tuscaloosa, claiming a "subversive campaign" against him.

Isaiah Buggs, a sixth-round pick by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2019, has had a tumultuous journey in the NFL. After his time with the Steelers, he spent time with the Las Vegas Raiders and the Detroit Lions before joining the Kansas City Chiefs practice squad in January. He was later signed to the 90-man roster.

This latest development adds to the growing list of off-field issues that the Chiefs have faced this offseason. The most notable of these is the pending felony charges against receiver Rashee Rice, stemming from a street-racing incident in Dallas. The team has been dealing with the consequences of Rice's actions and now has to confront another legal issue with Buggs.

It remains to be seen how the Chiefs organization will handle the situation and what consequences Buggs will face. Such off-field incidents can have an impact on a player's standing within the team and their career overall.

The Kansas City Chiefs' offseason is turning out to be far from ordinary, as they grapple with multiple off-field troubles. As the legal proceedings unfold, the focus will shift on how the team deals with these issues while maintaining their goals of success on the field.