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By Michael DeRosa
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The Kansas City Chiefs will be a team to monitor between now and the NFL trade deadline.
The Chiefs should be on the hunt for more talent, and this is especially the case when it comes to the wide receiver position. Because of this, Kansas City is now being linked to one of their former players.
In a recent article for Bleacher Report, Kristopher Knox urged the Chiefs to reunite with Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Marquise Brown ahead of the deadline.
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"If Brown is moved, the Kansas City Chiefs would be the most logical destination. Kansas City could use more receiver depth, and the 29-year-old spent his last two seasons with the Chiefs," Knox wrote.
With the Chiefs needing another wide receiver, it would be intriguing to see them reunite with Brown. He has already shown that he can be effective on a top team like Kansas City, so it would be understandable if the Chiefs brought him back. This is especially so when noting that it would likely not cost the Chiefs a lot to acquire him.
In two games this season with the Eagles, Brown has recorded two receptions and 30 receiving yards. Yet, when noting that he had five touchdowns and 587 receiving yards just last season with the Chiefs, it would make sense if they reunited with him. Let's see if they strike a deal with the Eagles to land him from here.
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