(AP) — Josh Simmons did everything the Kansas City Chiefs expected of him when they drafted him in the first round last year. He won the starting job protecting the blind side of Patrick Mahomes in the offseason, and the former Ohio State standout held fast to it throughout training camp. “Yeah, I mean, I’m just trying to add off of last year,” Simmons said following a recent training camp practice on the steamy fields at Missouri Western State University. So it was really just kind of stacking up on that, that way I can come into training camp ready.” But judging by training camp, the Chiefs fully intend to run the ball more.