The statistic most commonly brought up about the Kansas City Chiefs from 2014 is the amount of touchdown passes thrown to wide receivers: zero.
Primarily led by Dwayne Bowe, the receiving corps did little favors for Alex Smith. Behind Bowe’s 60 catches, Albert Wilson caught 16 and Donnie Avery pulled in 15.
Outside of Bowe, Smith connected mostly with tight end Travis Kelce and running back Jamaal Charles. Kelce led the team with 67 catches, while also leading the team in receiving yards with 862 and tying first in touchdown catches with five.