In theory, that was supposed to be Hardman.
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OBJ has played even less than Watkins.
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OBJ? Wth? Are we talking about the guy that is sitting in bed right now because he blew up his leg?

The guy that couldn't get open all season before he hurt his leg?

The guy that takes plays off, doesn't block, talks shit constantly, about his own team and coaches if you don't force-feed him the ball?

That OBJ?

Hard pass.
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Not necessarily at the X. But I fully expect him to take huge step in year 3.

The Chiefs should still draft a WR early. Like Pittsburgh, the Chiefs should be drafting a WR fairly high every other year. That needs to be the model.
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Yep. Dude makes plays.
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Yep. Pringle needs more snaps.
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I like Pringle. From the little we've seen of him, he seems to generally play well.

But there's obviously something we're not seeing, because he's still basically behind Hardman on the DC.
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DOD on special teams!
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I don't think so. Hardman and Watkins are nowhere near the same kind of guy.
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Yep.

Pringle brings some of the Watkins things to the table, let's put him in there AND Hardman.
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Reid: Not practicing today was Fenton, Watkins and Gay but they are all getting better :-)
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Frustrated with Sammy or not, this offense works way better when he is healthy. His route running is superb and opens lanes for other guys if he is not the primary. He is also a good at improvising if Mahomes gets in trouble. I am predicting that Sammy, once again, will have an awesome postseason. If he wasn't hurt in the regular season and played the way he did all year in last years postseason he would be being paid 3 times as much. JMO
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Fenton and Gay need to be ready. Both contribute big time
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Watkins is quickly approaching Eric Berry territory.
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Not even close... When Eric Berry played he was a shadow of his former self, Watkins has been very effective and suspect he will continue to be effective if he's healthy...
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