In the weeks leading up to the 2018 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs are allowed to bring in a total of 30 prospects for workouts at Arrowhead Stadium. It’s a chance to meet a prospect for a longer interview, feel him out on certain subjects and evaluate the player watched on film or at the NFL Combine.
Many of the team’s visits this offseason have been spent on cornerbacks, even ones expected to go in the first round like Jaire Alexander, but on Tuesday, the Chiefs reportedly spent time with wide receiver Anthony Miller from the University of Memphis.