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Age: 32
Weight: 200 lbs
Height: 5' 9"
College: Georgia State

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Chiefs WR Chris Conley's physical tools have been 'on display' throughout the offseason

KC Chiefs

Jun 18, 2015 · 8:06 PM EDT

Chiefs WR Chris Conley’s combination of size, speed and the ability to catch the football has been on display throughout OTAs and minicamp.

Fantasy Impact:

Conley may beat out Albert Wilson for WR2 duties if he keeps this up. It's not a high-flying offense, but Conley may be fantasy relevant by the end of the year.

The Morning Call

Jun 09, 2015 · 12:53 PM EDT

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.

Fantasy Impact:

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.

Chiefs would like QB Alex Smith to be more aggressive

NFL.com

Jun 07, 2015 · 9:33 AM EDT

In nine seasons, Alex Smith has never shown a proclivity to push the ball down the field. The Kansas City Chiefs would like to change that slightly in 2015.

"We've got to sort of retrain, rethink just a little bit," offensive coordinator Doug Pederson said this week at OTAs, via ESPN.com. "But going from that first year to where we are now with (Smith), now he sees that kind of stuff. It's just a matter of cutting loose."

With the addition of Jeremy Maclin, Travis Kelce the clear No. 1 tight end, the improvement of speedy Albert Wilson and the move of DeAnthony Thomas full-time to receiver, the Chiefs hope their pass-catchers will help force Smith to pump the ball down the field.

"I like where Alex is," Pederson said. "But now in the spring, we want to see any quarterback shoot the ball down the field and at least test it. That gives him the comfort level the next time he's in that situation."

Fantasy Impact:

Smith is a dirt-cheap quarterback option who could provide high-end QB2 numbers if he becomes a tad more aggressive. He has finished #13 and #18 in the last two seasons, but is the 24th QB off the board. He’s dangerous as a runner, and given the addition of a bona fide receiver in Maclin, the emergence of Kelce, and the always-dangerous Jamaal Charles, Smith is an unexciting yet (usually) functional fantasy quarterback.