In my final installment of stat projections for the 2016 Kansas City Chiefs defense, I go after the team's secondary.
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In the second installment of the Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs' 2016 stat projections on defense, I take on the team's linebackers corps this week.
In my first installment of 2016 Kansas City Chiefs stat projections, I tackled the KC defensive line this week.
It's time to predict the stats of the Chiefs' special teams unit for this year.
In yet another installment in my series, I tackle arguably the most important position group on the field this week in the quarterbacks.
In the third segment of my 2016 stat projections for the Chiefs going position by position, I will be taking on Kansas City's tight ends.
This week, my focus will be solely on projecting the KC wide receivers' stats for the upcoming season.
That's right, I'm talking about the offensive linemen. The guys that don't accumulate any stats from game to game,
It's time to start projecting out stats for players this year, more specifically for the Chiefs trio of running backs.
Now for this week, I have compiled a list of the top five tight ends that have ever wore red and gold.
I started off ranking the best running backs to ever play for the Kansas City Chiefs, and am now taking on the top wide receivers that KC has ever had.
Many seem to think that the Chiefs are destined for even greater things in the near and distant future, but right now lets focus on next year.
The Chiefs have seen many great running backs over the years, so it was difficult to make a list of the 10 best to ever call One Arrowhead Drive home.
Former BYU receiver Mitch Mathews might very well be the most exciting and interesting player of the bunch.
Kevin Hogan was ex-No. 1 overall pick Andrew Luck's successor at Stanford and ended his career as the all-time winningest signal caller in school history.
Dorsey and the Chiefs will have seven picks in this year's draft, but none of them are likely more important than the first round selection.
Hunter Henry's potential to be a dual threat tight end at the next level makes him valuable to any NFL offense, especially QB Alex Smith and the Chiefs.
If the Kansas City should take a chance on one of the most fascinating prospects in this year's draft class, former Ohio State wideout Braxton Miller.
The job that current Chiefs GM John Dorsey has done with his first three drafts during his time with the Chiefs.
Connor Cook is one of the top quarterback prospects in this year's class and is already NFL sized for the Chiefs.