Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid seems really optimistic for the upcoming season, despite the team’s struggles with a thin receiving corps last year. At the Annual League Meeting in Phoenix, Reid told NFL Senior National Columnist Judy Battista that the Chiefs are “in a better position than most teams” at wide receiver.

Regardless of any needs the Chiefs might have to fill, Reid projects calmness moving forward. He’s not worried about corners. He told Battista he won’t force an addition at edge rusher, and that Kansas City is “in a better position than most teams” at wide receiver.

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“Well, we snuck out and got a good quarterback to back him up,” Reid said, via Judy Battista of NFL Media. “So, if he doesn’t, you know, if he’s not able to make it for the beginning of the season, then we know we’ve got a legitimate backup there that can go win games for us.”

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