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Isiah Pacheco Issues Warning Ahead of Chiefs Training Camp

Kansas City — With Kansas City Chiefs training camp fast approaching, running back Isiah Pacheco isn’t just preparing physically — he’s mentally locked in and ready to make a statement.

Appearing on The Pivot Podcast, Pacheco made it clear he’s still running with that same fire that helped him go from a seventh-round pick to a Super Bowl champion.

“When I run that football, I’m going to make you miss,” Pacheco said. “That’s my job.”

But his role isn’t just about elusive cuts and broken tackles. It’s about setting a tone. According to Pacheco, his job starts in the smallest moments — even in practice.

“You’ve got to be able to show the guys that we’re not playing no games,” he said. “I ain’t out there buddy-buddy with nobody. I’m coming to get mine.”

Pacheco’s hard-charging attitude has already made him a fan favorite in Kansas City — and a core part of the team’s identity. But his message heading into camp goes beyond his own performance: it’s about holding everyone accountable.

“I’m letting you know right now — you’re going to feel me,” he warned. “You better get ready.”

As the Chiefs aim to defend their Super Bowl title yet again, Pacheco’s mindset reflects the no-nonsense culture that’s been carefully cultivated under Andy Reid. And with added competition in the backfield this year, the Rutgers product isn’t looking over his shoulder — he’s looking through the defense.

“I’m going to keep working,” he added. “That’s just who I am. I’m not changing.”

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