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We know the Kansas City Chiefs won’t be trading for wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. now; the Arizona Cardinals struck a deal with the Houston Texans to trade him during his third NFL season. The Chiefs could still be looking…

Free-agent wide receiver Justin Watson will reportedly visit the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday as the team explores adding depth to its receiving room. Watson previously played three seasons in Kansas City from 2022 through 2024, winning two Super Bowls during his tenure with the franchise.
The 30-year-old receiver recorded 64 receptions for 1,064 yards and seven touchdowns across 50 regular-season appearances during his previous stint with the Chiefs. The potential reunion comes as Kansas City navigates injuries at the position, including Tyquan Thornton being sidelined for most of the season.
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