He'll be our #2 dog by the end of this season, just go ahead and bank on it
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Rees-Zammit is an NFL International Pathway Program player. He won’t count against the 90-player roster and if he makes the practice squad he wouldn’t count against the 16-player limit. https://t.co/yWxqeegNg5

— Matt Derrick (@mattderrick) March 27, 2024

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This what speed do.
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Rugby star turned football player Louis Rees-Zammit is meeting with the Chiefs. LRZ is 6’3”, 209 and ran a 4.43 40 (he was disappointed in that time). He’s a running back/wide receiver/returner hybrid project. Kinda a long shot but intriguing nonetheless. pic.twitter.com/EUOgnTWjhJ

— Adam Best (@Arrowhead_Adam) March 25, 2024

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His top on-field speed is reportedly 24.2 MPH.
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Well this makes training camp a little more interesting
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I’ll be Zamned.
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Zammit Carl! :-)
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These rugby players never work out.
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Welsh Jim Thorpe is gonna buck the trend just you watch!
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Jordan Mailata was a rugby player and now is Phillys starting LT.
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Yeah..... No.. Gone in the first cut down..
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Yep, they don’t last in the NFL.
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If he doesn't count against the roster limit...then why would they cut him? Dude can stay on the 90 and then be sent to the practice squad where he....doesn't count again.
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Well this should be kind of interesting. Though only one former rugby player has ever had what you could describe as a successful career in the NFL, I think. But if anyone can make it happen it’s got to be Andy Reid.
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