Chiefs to Host Ex-Broncos Wide Receiver to Workout: Report
The Kansas City Chiefs are going to take a closer look at a former Denver Broncos wide receiver and return man this week. The post Chiefs to Host Ex-Broncos Wide Receiver to Workout: Report appeared first on HEAVY.
Kansas City Chiefs are planning to bring in former Denver Broncos wide receiver Cameron Ross for a workout later this week, according to reports. Ross was waived by the Broncos and not offered a practice squad spot, but he has shown potential as a special teams player with two career kick return touchdowns, including a 100-yarder.
The Chiefs currently have Nikko Remigio and Brashard Smith as their top kick and punt returners. Ross is likely to be evaluated for his special teams abilities and potential as a reserve receiver in the Chiefs' wide receiver room, which is already deep with Rashee Rice, Xavier Worthy, and Tyquan Thornton. The team focused on strengthening the defense this offseason and may not see significant contributions from Ross in the passing game.
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