The Rival of the AFC West of the Kansas City chiefs found their franchise in the draft of the NFL, but the new raiders of Las Vegas Ashton Jeanty already see major changes in his game while he jumps to the pros.

Ashton Jeanty has been one of the most coveted balloon prospects in recent years. The Kansas City chiefs were never in the competition, but unfortunately he fell to the RIDERS RIVAUX of Las Vegas in the Top 10 of the draft last month.

The chiefs have proven the class of AFC West for the best of the last decade, having won the division in the last nine seasons. But their competitors make up.

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Las Vegas has the most work to do among the three in pursuit and has made significant changes to Blaze a new path. They called on Pete Carroll as a chief coach who helped to appoint Chip Kelly to the attacking coordinator.

The Kelly star shines again after his contribution to the race for the Ohio State National Championship. Carroll and the raiders hope to reproduce this same dynamic attack at the next level, Jeanty being a focal point of this change.

Already, Kelly has installed some adjustments to the game of recruit, focusing specifically on his position. Jeanty was known for his unique posture in the back field during his stay in Boisse State, but Kelly wants him to adopt a more fundamental approach.

Jeanty revealed the first major lesson which was granted to him during an interview with Kay Adams on Fanduel TV.

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“Chip Kelly comes to me on the first day of the minicamp recruit, and it is like” you always play basketball … OK, show me how you keep me “, and it acts as if it holds the ball. And then it is like,” that’s exactly why you have to be in your running position.