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The Kansas City Chiefs will likely be adding to the receiver room soon. The injuries to Tyquan Thornton (long-term) and Rashee Rice (short-term) may force the team’s hand. On Friday, the team reportedly expressed interest in one former wideout: free…

The Kansas City Chiefs are likely looking to add reinforcements to their wide receiver room following injuries to Tyquan Thornton and Rashee Rice. Recent reports indicate that the Chiefs have shown interest in free agent Justin Watson, while also potentially looking into trade targets they previously pursued.
Among possible trade targets is wide receiver Jauan Jennings, whom Kansas City pursued during free agency before he signed a one-year deal with the Minnesota Vikings. Jennings has seen limited action through the first four weeks in Minnesota, recording just two receptions.
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