The former Tennessee Vols defensive lineman won't be quite ready to go for the start of Kansas City Chiefs training camp.
Former Tennessee Vols defensive lineman Omarr Norman-Lott , a second round selection in the 2025 NFL Draft, won't be on the field for the start of NFL training camp.
The Kansas City Chiefs placed Norman-Lott on the Active/PUP list on Saturday .
Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said on Friday that he expected Norman-Lott to land on the PUP list.
"(Omarr) Norman-Lott most likely will start on PUP, but he's making progress," said Reid. "He had the ACL reconstruction there. … Big guys with the ACLs, it takes a little bit of time to get them back and fully strengthened up and ready to go."
Reid added that he expects Norman-Lott to return to the field at some point during training camp.
"Whether it's during training camp or sometime during training camp, potentially he'll be out there," said Reid. "But I think we've just got to keep the strength part of it coming with him."
Norman-Lott tore his ACL in Week 7 last season in a game against the Las Vegas Raiders .
Players on the PUP list can't practice, but they can attend team meetings and rehab with the training staff on the sideline.
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