After a season ending injury in the final preseason game as a rookie, second-year WR Byron Pringle has been thriving and taking first-team reps at Chiefs OTA’s. One of my favorites from the 2018 NFL Draft is seemingly ready for a breakout.
— Brad Kelly (@BradKelly17) May 31, 2019
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Another good nugget - Toub on WR Byron Pringle on special teams: "He's really looking good right now. He like took it to another level. We're really excited, the way he looks right now."
— Pete Sweeney (@pgsween) May 30, 2019
Two wide receivers are standing out, and they are Byron Pringle and Cody Thompson. Pringle is speedy, looking to be back in full health since his hernia surgery last year. Pains me to say it (��), but I like Thompson more than Jamal Custis right now at OTAs.
— Pete Sweeney (@pgsween) May 30, 2019
Byron Pringle is the young Chiefs wide receiver taking advantage of the extra practice snaps afforded by the absences of Tyreek Hill and Sammy Watkins. “He’s played fast,’’ wide receivers coach Greg Lewis said. “He’s played physical and he’s plucking... https://t.co/j8agJgY7FZ
— Adam Teicher (@adamteicher) May 30, 2019
I called QB-to-TE convert John Lovett a dark horse to watch at No. 2 tight end, and the day-six workout only reaffirmed it (remember, they're not in pads, but Lovett made a few tough catches Thursday). He'll be a training camp player everybody will love to watch.
— Pete Sweeney (@pgsween) May 30, 2019
I called QB-to-TE convert John Lovett a dark horse to watch at No. 2 tight end, and the day-six workout only reaffirmed it (remember, they're not in pads, but Lovett made a few tough catches Thursday). He'll be a training camp player everybody will love to watch.
— Pete Sweeney (@pgsween) May 30, 2019
