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Luke Easterling

WATCH: Chiefs WR Skyy Moore shows off big-play ability in return game

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When the Kansas City Chiefs spent a second-round pick in the 2022 NFL draft on Western Michigan wide receiver Skyy Moore, they were hoping to replace some of the big-play ability they lost when the traded away Tyreek Hill.

Moore showed flashes of that explosive potential during Thursday nightā€™s preseason game against the Green Bay Packers, breaking free for a long punt return early in the first quarter.

Even with some veteran additions in free agency, Moore should have plenty of opportunities to shine in the Chiefsā€™ high-powered passing offense, with Patrick Mahomes throwing him the ball.

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