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Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid revealed star quarterback Patrick Mahomes is in "good position" to do some offseason drills with the team as he recovers from a torn ACL.
"He is in a good position to be able to do some things," Reid said of Mahomes. "If he can do some things, [he'll do it]. Phase 2 [of the offseason program], remember, there's no contact and there's no offense versus defense. It's Phase 3 that you get into that. ... He's in a position where he can do everything, I think."
While Mahomes readies for the 2026 season, he could be plagued with a major issue: the team's wide receivers.
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ESPN penned a new column naming the biggest roster hole for each NFL team heading into the 2026 season and the wide receivers were listed as the biggest issue for Kansas City, which was led in every receiving category by the aging Travis Kelce last season.
"The performance of the Chiefs' wide receivers, according to ESPN's receiver scores last season, were significantly bad. Rashee Rice is generally believed to be one of the league's top slot receivers, but he scored just a 49 out of 100 in an off season. Tyquan Thornton had a 36 and Xaiver Worthy just a 25," ESPN noted.
Behind Rice, Thornton and Worthy are former fifth-round pick Jalen Royals, who caught just two passes during his rookie season, return specialist Nikko Remigio and fifth-round rookie Cyrus Allen.
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