This offseason, most of the intrigue about the Kansas City Chiefs revolved around its wide receivers.
After the team traded Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins in March, there were going to be questions about how Kansas City could replace his production. Hill’s gravity and speed helped engineer one of the best passing offenses of all time — which meant the Chiefs built a lot of their passing concepts around getting the ball to Hill. Without him, who would get most of the targets?
Throughout the offseason, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes repeatedly talked about spreading the ball around to many receivers.