Kristian Fulton joins Chiefs on a $20 million contract

The Kansas City Chiefs have made a notable move in free agency by signing cornerback Kristian Fulton to a two-year contract worth $20 million. Fulton shared his thoughts during an introductory press conference on Thursday. Fulton explained that he chose the Chiefs because of their strong defense. He emphasizes that a great defense is essential for winning championships. Fulton noted that the Chiefs have consistently showcased a powerful defense in recent years, making it an appealing environment for him. Previously, Fulton played for the Los Angeles Chargers in 2024 and spent four seasons with the Tennessee Titans. Throughout his career, he has made 51 starts and has registered 32 passes defended and five interceptions. With the Chiefs aiming to bounce back after losing the Super Bowl to the Philadelphia Eagles, Fulton is expected to play a significant role on the team.