Summary
The Kansas City Chiefs have decided to part ways with wide receivers coach Connor Embree after a 6-11 season. Head coach Andy Reid is considering more coaching staff changes before the next season begins. The team is also looking to improve its wide receiver group as they prepare for the upcoming season.
Key Facts
- The Chiefs ended their season with a record of 6-11 and did not make the playoffs.
- The team has dismissed Connor Embree, who was the wide receivers coach.
- Head coach Andy Reid plans to make several staff changes.
- Offensive coordinator Matt Nagy may be leaving for job opportunities with other teams, including the Tennessee Titans.
- The Chiefs have been focusing on improving positions like the offensive line, with Patrick Mahomes helping the team despite issues with the wide receivers.
- Xavier Worthy and Rasheed Rice are seen as promising wide receivers for the team.
- There is uncertainty about some players, such as Hollywood Brown's free agency and Travis Kelce's potential retirement.
- Coach Reid remains optimistic about the team's future and upcoming offseason changes.
