NFL Draft 2011: Torrey Smith Has the Speed That KC Needs at Wide Receiver

April 25, 2011   ·   Bill Robbins   ·   Jump to comments

As we inch closer to the upcoming 2011 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs are in desperate need of a solid wide receiver to pair with Pro-Bowl wideout Dwayne Bowe.
In last year's draft, KC decided to select speedy WR Dexter McCluster in the second round and use him as their main slot receiver during the season.
McCluster played well in his rookie season, but was limited to just 11 games because of an ankle injury.
Veteran WR Chris Chambers was resigned by the Chiefs before last offseason after a very productive '09 campaign where he had over 600 yards receiving, to go along with four TD catches in just nine games with the team.
However, he regressed significantly last year, as he had just 22 catches for 213 yards and found the end zone only one time all season.
Other than McCluster and Chambers, Kansas City had no one else to successfully compliment Bowe.
This could change after Thursday's draft comes to an end.
With many solid, but not spectacular re...

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