Kansas City Chiefs: Dissecting the tight end depth chart

The lucky two

After this quick, and simple dissection of each player, to me, I found it easy to make my prediction. The Kansas City Chiefs have plenty of players to choose from, which, in fact, is not a bad thing at all.

Veach did a spectacular job on improving the depth of the tight ends, by bringing in players with a winning mentality. But, unfortunately, there must be some that are let go. But, on the bright side, The Chiefs give two opportunities to give these players their dream come true.

My prediction may be far off because quite frankly the backup tight ends are neck-and-neck for their spots. But, I have the Kansas City Chiefs of going in the direction of adding Wright, and Amaro to back-up Kelce.

It just makes sense to me – Wright has experience, and Amaro has potential. Both of these guys, in my eyes, are the most worthy candidates for Kelce, and the Chiefs to have their reliance on.

You might be thinking, “What about Demetrius Harris? He has been the guy lately”. My answer to that is simple. He may have been the guy in the past, but he has not done anything perfectly. I think Harris stayed on the roster as long as he did because former general manager John Dorsey never put the Chiefs in place for Harris to be competed against.

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So, call me crazy if you want, but I do see the Kansas City Chiefs switching it up, and adding new faces to the tight end depth chart. If I am wrong, most of you may have a way to contact me and rub it in my face. But, for the safety of my feelings, I’d rather you not.