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Several Chiefs players took turns line judging a high school volleyball match — all for a good cause.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive linemen George Karlaftis and Chris Jones served as line judges during a high school volleyball match between Shawnee Mission East and Shawnee Mission South. The charity event benefited the Matthew Karlaftis Foundation, an organization honoring George Karlaftis' late father that supports various athletic and academic causes.
Several other Chiefs defensive players, including Ashton Gillotte, also participated in officiating the contest. While Jones admitted that being assigned to line-judging duties was an unexpected curveball, the high school players expressed excitement about interacting with the professional athletes.
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