Michael Kaskey-Blomain•Getty ImagesAdd The Sporting News on GoogleA new addition has been named the biggest bust candidate for the Kansas City Chiefs in 2026. Moe Moton of Bleacher Report recently predicted every team's biggest bust for the '26 season, and safety Alohi Gilman was the pick for Kansas City. Moton pointed to Gilman's past struggles in both pass defense and tackling as the main reasons for his selection. "As one of their key free-agent signings, the Kansas City Chiefs inked Alohi Gilman to a three-year, $24 million deal. The Chiefs may quickly regret this move as they look for a midseason replacement at safety," Moton wrote. "In four out of six seasons, Gilman has allowed a passer rating of 104 or higher. In all but one campaign, he's missed 11 percent of his tackle attempts. If the coaching staff can't rely on him in coverage or run support, expect a quick hook for a backup." Gilman spent the 2025 season as a member of the Baltimore Ravens after spending the first five seasons of his career with the Los Angeles Chargers. While those are both quality organizations, expectations are simply different in Kansas City where anything short of a Super Bowl berth is considered a disappointment. So, Gilman will be expected to perform at a high level on every play. If he can't do that, then his signing could indeed end up being a bust. More NFL news: Washington Commanders announce next player to have his number retiredTom Brady slams Raiders after poor 2025 season: 'Everybody needs to improve'49ers' George Kittle issues warning to teams interested in Brandon AiyukAll-Pro defender named potential cut candidate for Pittsburgh SteelersBroncos' Bo Nix provides encouraging update amid right ankle recoveryMichael Kaskey-BlomainMichael Kaskey-Blomain is a freelance writer with The Sporting News. He is an experienced sportswriter and media member with over a decade in the industry. He has covered the NBA and NFL for a variety of outlets, including CBS Sports, 247 Sports, FanSided and the Philadelphia Inquirer. Michael grew up just outside of Scranton, Pennsylvania, and currently resides in Philadelphia.