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Kansas City Chiefs CB Christian Roland-Wallace has stepped up big time in L'Jarius Sneed's absence, and he might be the team's new starting nickel.

KC Kingdom argues that L'Jarius Sneed's knee injury has benefited the Kansas City Chiefs by opening the door for Christian Roland-Wallace. Sneed was placed on injured reserve after recording a 36.2 Pro Football Focus grade and allowing 36 receptions, while Roland-Wallace has stepped up effectively at nickelback.
Over his last two games, Roland-Wallace recorded 10 tackles, two pass deflections, and conceded zero receptions against the Denver Broncos. The writer contends that Kansas City should retain Roland-Wallace as the primary starter in the slot even after Sneed recovers.
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