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As he gets ready to start his NFL career, former rugby player Louis Rees-Zammit has been assigned the No. 9 jersey for the Kansas City Chiefs.

According to NFL regulations, teams are only allowed to assign running backs and wide receivers numbers between 0-49 and 80-89. After inking a fantastic contract with the Chiefs, who envisage him playing both running back and receiver as he attempts to break into the game, Rees-Zammit has now disclosed his number.

He would typically wear a number 14 jersey as a winger or a number 15 jersey as a full-back in rugby, but he has opted to wear a number 9, which he is accustomed to seeing on a scrum half.

Rees-Zammit has wowed numerous NFL teams throughout his training to play both positions in the International Player Pathway program; nonetheless, the current Super Bowl champions signed him for a three-year contract.

Given that Rees-Zammit, the newest member of the Chiefs Kingdom, has stated his desire to win the Super Bowl, the Chiefs’ interest in the former Wales rugby international aligns with his ambitions. Now that he’s joined a squad that has won the last two Super Bowls, he’ll be looking to assist them accomplish the first-ever NFL three-peat in 2024.

Rees-Zammit was aided by Jay-Z’s RocNation Sports in securing an impressive three-year NFL contract at an incredible $900,000 each season. He once stated, “Obviously, everyone wants to win a Super Bowl.”

“However, I must choose a squad that is ideal for both the franchise and me. All that matters is that the team has a solid plan and we’re all in agreement.”

Rees-Zammit More spectators can see him play now that he’s in Kansas City, in addition to receiving more money. At Kingsholm Stadium, where he played for Gloucester Rugby, the stadium could accommodate 16,000 spectators; but, at Kansas City, it can accommodate up to 76,000 spectators.

More spectators can see him play now that he’s in Kansas City, in addition to receiving more money. At Kingsholm Stadium, where he played for Gloucester Rugby, the stadium could accommodate 16,000 spectators; but, at Kansas City, it can accommodate up to 76,000 spectators.

It’s renowned. “We knew it’s legendary to win back-to-back, and no one has ever done it,” he remarked in February following his third Super Bowl victory.

“I believe that eight other teams have succeeded. It was all we’d heard this week. We believed that we had the best chance we had ever had to go out there and accomplish that, and we had failed the previous year, after discussing it with the men.”

All you can do, then, is prepare for an even more difficult year and return the following year with a new outlook. We have to keep playing the greatest football possible. In the upcoming weeks, we’ll celebrate, and then we’ll get back to work.”