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- Updated: June 6, 2016
10:00 PM ET
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Defensive coordinator Bob Sutton raised a good point recently when talking about the lack of experience the Kansas City Chiefs have at cornerback, some very important positions.
“It’s obviously a younger group (but) not really that much different than a year ago minus Sean, obviously,’’ Sutton said.
The absence of Sean Smith is, of course, a glaring one. Smith was the veteran cornerback for the Chiefs last season with more starting experience than the rest of Kansas City’s cornerbacks combined.
Marcus Peters stepped up as a rookie cornerback for the Chiefs last season. John Rieger/USA TODAY Sports
Smith has moved on to the Oakland Raiders as a free agent, …
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