KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI - JUNE 08: Peter Woods #99 of the Kansas City Chiefs on set during a production shoot at The University of Kansas Health System Training Complex on June 08, 2026 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by Aaron M. Sprecher/Getty Images) | Getty ImagesThe Kansas City Chiefs first practice of training camp consisted solely of rookies, quarterbacks and select veterans, as it will for the next two days before the full team gets together for practice on Wednesday, July 29th.A few notes from todays first pre-camp practice, which featured quarterbacks, rookies and select veterans: Jadon Canady had a strong day with multiple PBUs and an INT during 7-on-7 red zone drills Andrew Armstrong was impressive with multiple catches Jimmy Holiday Matt McMullen (@KCChiefs_Matt) July 25, 2026After the first day of practice, rookie defensive lineman Peter Woods, the No. 29 pick in this years draft, stood at the podium and answered questions from reporters. He was excited for camp to get rolling, and talked about how he felt physically.Im really comfortable, Woods said. My weight is like 308 313 [pounds]; I want to try to play around 308, so Im there; Im ready to go.Camp sweat will get some more off of me, Woods acknowledged. So I just have to balance that, make sure Im eating my meals, stuff like that, so Im really excited about that and being able to find where my niche is in playing weight.When asked about what he can do at that size, an increase in weight from his final year at Clemson, where he questionably played at a sub-300 weight, Woods listed off some enticing keywords.Speed. Quickness. Acceleration. Mismatch. So Im really excited.Peter Woods: "Just making sure I'm detailed on my end." On transition from College to Pro .. says he feels like a "kid in a candy store" being here with the #Chiefspic.twitter.com/SSJdU9mSRN Harold R. Kuntz (@HaroldRKuntz3) July 25, 2026Woods had great energy at the podium on Saturday, glowing with anticipation for the rest of the practices in St. Joe. He will have a lot of eyes on him, especially now that last years second-round pick at defensive tackle Omarr Norman-Lott will start camp on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list.Woods size and athletic profile make him an option to play multiple spots on the defensive front, from the A-gap or nose tackle to the 3-technique position defensive tackle Chris Jones has long played under defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo.Look for No. 99 on the Chiefs defensive line this preseason, checking out the movement ability he has at roughly 310 pounds compared to Jones (listed at 310 pounds) and Khyiris Tonga (listed at 335 pounds).