BLOG: Chiefs quarterbacks, rookies work through heat at day 2 of training camp

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs quarterbacks and rookies are putting in work amid the heat Saturday at the second day of training camp at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Head coach Andy Reid and Kansas City Chiefs recruits spoke with reporters after training camp practice.

WATCH: Andy Reid and Chiefs recruits speak with reporters

According to Reid, offensive lineman Prince Tega Wanogho did not practice Saturday due to a leg issue.

Reid also said that the rookies worked well through the heat. Temperatures are expected to surpass 100 degrees in the area.

Reid was also heard describing tight end Jody Fortson as "sharp" during training.

Defensive end George Karlaftis also took the podium at training camp.

He said it was a "good first day knocking the rust off."

Safety Bryan Cook said his focus at training camp is learning new plays. He says he puts a lot of pressure on himself to stay sharp on what is going on around him on the field so that he can help help his team members succeed.

As for running back Isiah Pacheco, he says he felt great on his first day and was ready to hit the road once training began.

KSHB 41 News Sports Anchor Aaron Ladd spotted quarterback Patrick Mahomes on the field.