Kansas City Chiefs 2017 Free Agency Tracker: March 10th

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid. Mandatory Credit: Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports
Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid. Mandatory Credit: Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports /
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Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Albert Wilson
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Albert Wilson. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Curry-USA TODAY Sports /

Kansas City Chiefs Free Agent Tracker

Albert Wilson – Wide Receiver (Tendered)

The Kansas City Chiefs will return their entire receiving corps from 2016 this year. This comes after the Chiefs decided to use the low round tender on former starter Albert Wilson. This isn’t a move that will draw a round of applause for the Chiefs front office, but I think it’s a good one. If nothing else, John Dorsey has ensured a certain level of competition in Training Camp this year.

If Albert Wilson is your worst wide receiver, you’re not doing too bad. While not a top tier player, Wilson has shown the ability to make big plays at key moments. He is also a player that fits the Chiefs version of the West Coast Offense pretty well. His ability to move with the ball in the open field is highly underrated.

A move like this doesn’t lock Albert Wilson onto the roster. The Chiefs will still be able to release him should they find a better option. I won’t rule out a wide receiver in the draft this year, and the Chiefs have been looking at some. However, having Wilson as the fourth or fifth receiver in the group is not a bad option.

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The Kansas City Chiefs didn’t make the big opening impact that others did in Free Agency. However, the team appears to have a clear plan of attack moving forward. I don’t expect the Chiefs to make any big moves, but there may be a few happenings.