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The Kansas City Chiefs remain unbeaten through their fifth game of the season at the weekend against the Los Angeles Chargers but something extra may…

Russell Wilson suggested on CBS that the Kansas City Chiefs should explore a trade for New York Jets wide receiver Garrett Wilson ahead of the NFL trade deadline. Wilson stated that the wideout's intelligence, route running, and downfield capability would complement quarterback Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid's offensive scheme.
The Chiefs remain undefeated through five games but could seek reinforcements to balance their offense, where tight end Travis Kelce currently leads the team with 299 receiving yards. Meanwhile, Garrett Wilson has logged 418 receiving yards for the struggling 2-4 Jets, making him a compelling potential target.
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