
The second day of full team training camp saw many great plays made by the Kansas City Chiefs’ young offensive talent. The early weather concerns at the Missouri Western State University campus didn’t slow down the action on the field, with competition picking up in earnest by the end of Monday’s workouts.
The Chiefs have been led offensively in recent years by the duo of Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, but the unit has multiple options to rely on heading into the 2023 season. One of the many up-and-coming players on the roster is wide receiver Kadarius Toney who is dealing with a knee injury early at camp. Toney was a vital part of the Chiefs’ Super Bowl run last season according to Kelce, who spoke with reporters following Monday’s practice.