Chiefs in Talks With Multiple Teams About a WR Trade: Report
The Chiefs are one team interested in a couple of wide receiver options ahead of the Nov. 10 trade deadline.
As the NFL trade deadline looms on November 10th, the Kansas City Chiefs are actively considering trade options to bolster their wide receiver roster. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler has reported that the Chiefs are exploring multiple trade possibilities, as several teams are in need of a wide receiver this season. Currently, the Chiefs have three receivers on the injured reserve list—Tyquan Thornton, Jeff Caldwell, and Jimmy Holiday.
Thornton has been the top receiver for the team thus far, but his injury has limited him to just four games, resulting in 219 yards. With three healthy receivers—Xavier Worthy, Cyrus Allen, and Jalen Royals—combined for only 303 yards and two touchdowns in six games, the Chiefs recognize the need for improvement at this position.
Tight end Travis Kelce, who leads the team with 24 catches for 343 yards and two touchdowns, may be the oldest player on the offense, raising questions about his future with the team. Despite this, the Chiefs are determined to add another key target for quarterback Patrick Mahomes before the deadline. Two potential trade targets have been identified: Indianapolis Colts receiver Josh Downs, who recently requested a trade, and Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Brian Thomas Jr. The Jaguars have not yet decided if they will trade Thomas, but they are reportedly seeking a satisfactory asking price.
If the Chiefs decide to be proactive in their pursuit of a new wide receiver, either of these players could potentially find themselves in Kansas City.
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