Former rugby union star Louis Rees-Zammit has been neglected of Kansas Metropolis Chiefs’ roster for the 2024 season.
The previous Wales wing made a shock determination to stop rugby earlier this 12 months and joined the NFL’s Worldwide Participant Pathway (IPP) program earlier than signing a three-year take care of the back-to-back reigning Tremendous Bowl champions.
The 23-year-old spent the low season with the Chiefs vying for a spot on the common season staff after showing in all three pre-season video games towards the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears.
The NFL season kicks off on September 6 with the Chiefs taking up the Baltimore Ravens, stay on Sky Sports activities, with groups having to chop their squads right down to 53 gamers.
Rees-Zammit has not been included in that 53-player squad, however his probabilities of enjoying within the NFL this season have not been utterly extinguished.
One other franchise may signal him and he ought to hold coaching with the Chiefs as a part of their apply squad, with the Chiefs having the choice of calling up gamers from the apply squad at later factors throughout the season.
Following his maiden look at Arrowhead, Rees-Zammit advised KSNT Information: “I bought to expertise [the atmosphere] slightly bit in the present day. I am excited for an additional sport right here.
“I’m trying my hardest. I’m working hard in training every day to show what I can do.
“The extra reps I get, the higher I am going to get so I am excited to see what is going on to occur.”
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