Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Lavon Mahomes stated that he intends to leave the club, and before his departure, Andy Reid must also leave due to the issues they are facing.

The Kansas City Chiefs have emerged as one of the prominent winners of free agency, retaining key pieces of their Super Bowl-winning roster while also adding a significant playmaker to bolster Patrick Mahomes’ supporting cast.

With the signing of Marquise “Hollywood” Brown and the emergence of Rashee Rice as a legitimate threat in the 2023 season, the Chiefs have made strides in enhancing Mahomes’ vertical passing options.

However, ESPN suggests that the Chiefs need to further strengthen their receiving corps, identifying it as their most urgent remaining requirement. Adam Teicher notes, “The Chiefs still need more at wide receiver,” emphasizing that despite Brown’s signing, there’s still room for improvement. Brown’s contract only extends through the 2024 season, leaving open the possibility of drafting a receiver in the early rounds or acquiring another veteran.

As of now, the Chiefs’ receiving corps comprises:
– Marquise “Hollywood” Brown
– Rashee Rice
– Justin Watson
– Kadarius Toney
– Skyy Moore
– Justyn Ross

While Moore has shown potential, he hasn’t fully lived up to his first-round draft status. There are also uncertainties surrounding Toney’s future with the team, especially after being inactive for the Super Bowl.

If the Chiefs opt to further bolster their receiving options, they may target an upgrade for the slot receiver position currently filled by Watson.

Looking ahead to the NFL Draft, the Chiefs hold the No. 32 overall pick, which could be utilized to add another receiver to complement Mahomes’ offensive arsenal.