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With Marquise Brown dislocating his shoulder, the Kansas City Chiefs are adjusting their receiver combinations as they prepare for the upcoming season. Coach Andy Reid has emphasized the need for big plays in the passing game, and with Brown's absence, players like Xavier Worthy and Justin Watson are stepping up to fill the void. The Chiefs are optimistic about Brown's return but are also looking at their depth at the receiver position to maintain their offensive potency.
- Marquise Brown's injury opens up opportunities for other receivers.
- Xavier Worthy is expected to play a key role in the Chiefs' offense.
- The Chiefs are considering keeping seven receivers to compensate for Brown's absence.
Marquise Brown | WR
Injury
Week 1
- Dislocated shoulder during practice, expected to return early in the regular season.
- Coach Reid is uncertain about his availability for the season opener.
Xavier Worthy | WR
Breakout
Pickup
- Expected to step up as a big-play receiver in Brown's absence.
- Has shown good performance in training camp, catching deep passes.
Justin Watson | WR
Pickup
- Benefiting from increased snaps due to Brown's injury.
- Tied for second among Chiefs' wide receivers in catches last season.
Rashee Rice | WR
- Excels at shorter routes and running after the catch.
- Part of the Chiefs' strategy to diversify their receiving options.
Kansas City Chiefs
- Need to adjust their offensive strategy with Brown out.
- Possibility of keeping seven receivers to maintain depth.