Chiefs fans have seen the last of cornerback Phillip Gaines in Kansas City.

According to the K.C. Star’s Terez Paylor, the Chiefs will not pursue a contract with Gaines, who will become an unrestricted free agent on March 14.

Gaines, 26, was drafted by the Chiefs in the third round of the 2014 draft. He battled injuries in the first couple years of his career and never really found his footing in Kansas City.

Gaines was mainly used as a slot corner but occasionally played outside on defense. He struggled in 2016 and 2017, allowing a total of over 1,000 yards and four touchdowns during those seasons.

In Paylor’s report, he notes that the Indianapolis Colts could be a possible landing spot for Gaines with former Chiefs director of player personnel/football operations now serving as the Colts’ general manager. Ballard was partially responsible for recruiting Gaines in 2014.

Another possible landing spot for Gaines could be the Cleveland Browns, where former Chiefs GM John Dorsey now serves as GM. Gaines would come cheap so it wouldn’t hurt for his former GM to take another chance on him.