Alohi Gilman: Everything you need to know

The Chiefs and Gilman agreed to terms on a three-year, $24.75 million contract Monday, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports. The deal contains $15 million guaranteed. A sixth-round pick of the Chargers in 2020, Gilman began last season with Los Angeles but was traded to the Ravens in October. He started all 12 regular-season games with Baltimore following the trade and finished the 2025 campaign with 90 tackles (50 solo), nine pass breakups, two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble. Gilman replaces Bryan Cook at safety with Kansas City.

Gilman posted 90 total tackles (50 solo), nine passes defensed and one forced fumble over 17 regular-season games in 2025. Gilman began the season with the Chargers and appeared in five games prior to being dealt to the Ravens in early October. The 28-year-old from Notre Dame was a huge addition to Baltimore's defense, as the team allowed 35.4 points per game prior to his arrival and just 17.0 after. Gilman tallied a career-high 90 stops while recording the second-most passes defensed of his career (nine) as well. Set to become an unrestricted free agent this offseason, he's likely to draw significant interest from teams in need of secondary help.

Gilman recorded eight tackles (five solo) and a defensed pass while adding a touchdown on a lateral Sunday in a 24-0 win over Cincinnati. Gilman was among three Ravens who tied for third on the team with eight stops in a dominant defensive effort. His most memorable play, though, came on a fourth-quarter interception by teammate Kyle Van Noy. Van Noy handed the ball to Gilman after the pickoff, and Gilman took the ball into the Bengals' end zone. The touchdown was the first of Gilman's six-year NFL career.