Two wide receivers that the Kansas City Chiefs believe might be dealt before training camp ends have
been identified by a source, should they have bad summer practices. The Chiefs may have enough cap
room saved by the deals to add talent during the regular season to help with other urgent needs.
The Kansas City Chiefs overhauled their WR room
The previous season, the Chiefs’ receiver corps was awful. In the regular season, they had the most drops
in the league. The team had hope for the unit’s future as Rahsee Rice continued to improve toward the
close of his rookie season. But his problems off the field could cause the Chiefs some trouble.
With Marquise “Hollywood” Brown and youngster Xavier Worthy, the Chiefs improved the position
regardless of Rice’s circumstances throughout the regular season. With such additions, the Chiefs may
be able to shed some unnecessary personnel.
Kadarius Toney could be traded this summer
If the Chiefs sell Kadarius Toney before August 27th, they would save $2.5 million, according to Nate
Taylor of The Athletic. To be on the team, he will need to demonstrate a lot during training camp:
For Toney, who is about to enter the last year of his rookie contract, this year could make or break his
career. Toney missed the preseason and training camp the previous year due to his recuperation from
knee surgery to replace his meniscus and cartilage. He had a difficult regular season, missing several
passes from quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and in December, he was benched.
In addition to staying healthy, Toney needs to keep mending his relationship with Mahomes and proving
that he can be among Carson Wentz’s top targets as a backup quarterback. throughout the off-season. It
is debatable whether Toney remains the Chiefs’ most gifted wide receiver despite Marquise Brown and
youngster Xavier Worthy’s offseason additions. Toney must, however, prove himself during training
camp and the preseason in order to guarantee his spot on the team.
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