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With Tyquan Thornton out and Rashee Rice on the mend, the Kansas City Chiefs must look toward rookie receiver Cyrus Allen to gain Patrick Mahomes' favor in Week 6.

Patrick Mahomes has expressed confidence in rookie wide receiver Cyrus Allen as the Kansas City Chiefs deal with multiple injuries at the position ahead of Week 6 against the Los Angeles Chargers. With Tyquan Thornton sidelined for the regular season due to an ankle injury and Rashee Rice ruled out for the upcoming contest, Mahomes stated he trusts the younger receivers to step up when called upon.
KC Kingdom's Ernesto Cova argues that the Chiefs must give the fifth-round draft pick an opportunity to contribute offensively out of the slot. Cova highlights Allen's collegiate production of 13 touchdowns at Cincinnati and his strong training camp performance, suggesting Allen offers greater upside than veteran options like Justin Watson.
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