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One of the biggest problems Kansas City endured in the regular season was the disjointed wide receiver core.
They dropped the most passes of any franchise in the NFL (25).
However, Patrick Mahomes and the crew managed to find the chemistry when it mattered – the playoffs.
As a result, the Chiefs navigated the playoffs expertly, seeing off the Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills, and the Baltimore Ravens.
New receivers for 2024
The next victim was the San Francisco 49ers when Mecole Hardman caught the overtime touchdown pass.
Rashee Rice exploded into life during the regular season and was paramount to their postseason success.
Expectations are high for the sophomore going into 2024 and could receive the number one wide-out role.
There will be a brand-new wide receiver core come the 2024 season.
Mecole Hardman and Kadarius Toney are now free agents, whilst Marques Valdes-Scantling was cut to save cap space.
Brett Veach has been working to build their new receiver group and has made the first new addition.
Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown joins the Chiefs from free agency.
He was released by the Arizona Cardinals after his two-year deal expired.
Moreover, the speedy deep threat spent three seasons with the Chiefs’ AFC rivals the Ravens.
Bryant is a big fan
The 26-year-old is still in his athletic prime and will be a fantastic weapon for Mahomes.
Since the trade of Tyreek Hillhttps://www.kansascitychiefs.news/news/dez-bryant-says-he-thinks-odell-beckham-is-going-to-sign-with-kansas-city-chiefs/, they have lacked that rapid outlet downfield.
Now they have it in Hollywood Brown.
Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant took to X to share his verdict of the Chiefs new addition: “Hollywood Brown is a Talent that’s been misused since he’s been in the NFL.
“I’m looking forward to seeing him flourish with the chiefs”
From one wide receiver to another, seems as though Bryant sees the potential in Brown.
The ex-Cowboy seems to think teams have not played to Hollywood’s strengths.
Offensive mastermind Andy Reid will have a strategic plan to utilize his full potential.
Having the greatest quarterback in the NFL will make that formula simpler.