In the final four games (Arizona, Oakland, Pittsburgh and San Diego), Chiefs WR Albert Wilson had the most quarterback targets of any receiver on the team. His 209 yards receiving (52.3 yards per game) also led all wideouts, and his yards after catch per reception number of 9.6 yards led all Chiefs.

His 48-yard reception from Alex Smith in the second game against Oakland was one of the best passing moments for the Chiefs offense all season.

Wilson would be a sleeper if not for the arrival of Chris Conley, who has looked good in offseason activities.

Jeremy Maclin was signed to anchor the group, and the Chiefs lavished a third-round pick on Chris Conley, a rangy speedster out of Georgia who could become their No. 2 wide receiver.

The rest of the position group is a crapshoot. Albert Wilson is quick but undersized, Jason Avant is 32-years old and on the downward side of his career, and Da'Rick Rogers, Armon Binns and Kenny Cook are among those fighting for a roster spot who have yet to accomplish much.

Maclin and TE Travis Kelce are the only dependable options in the Kansas City pass offense at this point. The team is hoping that QB Alex Smith can be more aggressive by pushing the ball downfield.