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“I want a uniform that is lightweight and durable,” explained WR Dwayne Bowe, who served as Kansas City’s player model at the launch. “I want it to be able to last four quarters without being drenched in water and I don’t want it sagging down for guys to tackle me. This jersey is fitted for your body.

“With this technology, first off, the numbers are not as stiff. These jerseys are very flexible in the arms for making those tough catches that maybe you couldn’t make before. It’s just so comfortable; I can’t even explain it to you. I had this on all day like it was a regular outfit, so you can imagine how I feel about the new uniforms.”

Texas A&M’s Ryan Tannehill would probably require a trade up from No. 11. However, the three other quarterbacks in our poll — Michigan State’s Kirk Cousins, Oklahoma State’s Brandon Weeden and Arizona State’s Brock Osweiler — may be available in the second round. Kansas City has the No. 44 pick in the draft.

Please take our poll and pick whom you think is the best fit for the Chiefs. Explain your reason why for your choice in the comment section below. We will review the poll results Wednesday.

If quarterback Matt Cassel plays better than he did in 2011: Cassel took a step back last season after a strong 2010 season. Instead of replacing him, though, the Chiefs gave Cassel more weapons. He has everything a quarterback needs to succeed. Now, he has to be a success.

If the Chiefs’ injured stars are recovered from serious knee injuries: Running back Jamaal Charles, safety Eric Berry and tight end Tony Moeaki all suffered torn ACL’s in their knees in September. All are expected back. If they are all fully recovered, the Chiefs should be fine.