Chris Conley #2 WR going into Training Camp

[staylor26]

Haven't seen this reported yet, which is strange.

@TerezPaylor What's the depth chart order looking like as we enter TC behind Maclin?
7:47 PM - 17 Jun 2016 Retweets 1 1 like


Terez answered:

"Conley is the No. 2 and Albert Wilson is the slot, but Streater, Hill and Thomas all worked in with the first team during OTAs."

I prefer Conley on the outside with Wilson/Streater in the slot like many others on here, so this was good news.

Here is the rest of Terez's mailbag: http://www.kansascity.com/sports/spt...#storylink=cpy

[Chiefshrink]

By mid-season or later barring no injuries here is what I would like to see.

1.Maclin
2.Williams
3.Streater
4.Conley
5.Robinson
6.Hill - a muscular Devon Hester type with more speed that will not only be able to take a hit but break tackles as well on STs and will be awesome in the slot.

PS - Mitch Matthews

Wilson gets released. Guy is so overrated and when he didn't lay out last year for that one long pass it said everything IMHO.

DAT released. Kid is soft. Nuff said.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Meatloaf

Dane, though I generally agree with your take here, my hope is that Robinson has much more talent than a "normal" 4th rounder. I believe off-the-field contributed to his slide in the draft as most of the write-ups I've seen on Robinson suggest that he is essentially as talented of a receiver as pretty much anyone in the draft. I have high hopes for this kid, but until we see him with pads and pro competition, it's just a hope.

Also, many CPers have suggested, as you did, that Wilson doesn't sell out for the football. You all may be correct, but I'm hoping that what we saw was him guarding his hammy's so as not to induce a full-fledged pull. To me, he looked more like he was favoring his hammy rather than being timid about getting the rock.

Anyway, just a couple of thoughts as we endure what seems like a very loooooong off season.

It's well documented that young receivers have difficulty in Reid's offense. It's not as if Robinson, Hill, Brown, et al, were high first rounders like Maclin. These are guys that have less than a 50% chance to be playing football in three years.

It would nice if the Chiefs had a breakout rookie or second year player in 2016 but I do not expect it.