could the Chiefs attack at the wide receiver position?

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And we are going to be talking wide receiver.

And there has been a lot of conversation about the Chiefs being interested in a couple

of different wide receivers.

A lot of conversation about one specifically that has been

talked about a lot recently because he has a workout on Friday that could make or break his

ability to go in maybe even the first round. And yes, I'm talking about Jordan Tyson. I'm Chris

Clark from Chief's Corner. He is Ryan Tracy from RGR Football, NFL 33, and Rogue APC.

Let's just dive into it. I know Jordan Tyson is your wide receiver one. How big of a deal is this

workout on Friday? It is a big deal for a number of reasons. He hasn't been a full participant

through this process, so that is definitely part of it. But it's also the fact that he's

coming off of a season that he didn't get to finish strong with the soft tissue, the hamstring issue.

And that's what's kept him out as well. And so this is a chance to do one of two things.

He's either going to come in there and he's going to run well. I don don't expect him to be a burner, burner, but I do think he will probably show pretty good if he chooses to do agilities. Nobody else in this dang draft class has done agility, so I don't know why he would. I would love to see it. And so would everybody else who actually cares about how you get in and out of breaks? But that is his advantage. You can see that on film. That's what separates him from both Lemon and Tate. But I think he's going to run well in a straight line. If he runs, it's just not going to be like he's not pushing Xavier Ward. You know what I mean? So we don't got to worry about that. But it would solidify him as an athlete that is maybe better in the ways that you're looking

for combined with his size, which is substantial.

And the fact that he doesn't have to be just an X.

And it's not to take away from X receivers, but a guy that can move throughout the formation

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