While many in the national media point to Tyreek Hill’s absence as a reason the Chiefs offense may take a step back, former NFL player and current ESPN analyst Robert Griffin III begs to differ. Griffin took to Twitter on Tuesday afternoon to talk about the depth that the Chiefs now possess after signing Juju Smith-Schuster and Marquez Valdez-Scantling in the offseason. The @Chiefs are DEEPER AT WR THAN EVER. Tyreek Hills don’t grow on trees so after he moved to Miami, the Chiefs replaced Tyreek with DEPTH. Added Ju Ju, MVS, Skyy Moore and have Josh Gordon, Corey Coleman and Justyn Ross fighting to be WR 5-6. CHEMISTRY will be key, not talent.— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) June 21, 2022 Griffin brings up a great point in that he believes that it will be the group’s chemistry with Patrick Mahomes and not overall talent that could be key this season. While Griffin has not played in the NFL since 2020 (with the Ravens), his contract with ESPN allows him to sign with a team should the opportunity arise. The only returning starter for the Chiefs heading into the 2022 season is fourth-year player Mecole Hardman. Hardman is in a contract year and is unlikely to be on the roster next season unless he emerges as a more serious target in the offense. Facebook Twitter/X Email Post navigation Breaking: Rob Gronkowski reveals future plans Former 810 host blasts Patrick Mahomes “I don’t think he’s serious enough”
