Matt Derrick

I mean, we've seen four workouts from him.

And, you know, those two mini-camp workouts with the rookies, he was the best player on the field.

And he's been really good in these two practices we've seen the last couple of weeks as well.

I'm really impressed.

I mean, I probably have to go back to –

I mean, I'm going to bypass some people because I didn't think that, like, Rasheed and Xavier were, like, superstars of any sort.

I mean, maybe he's been on their level.

And I don't think he's on the level of, like, Tyreek Hill as a rookie.

I mean, Tyreek was just really impressive.

But I think I'd have to go back to then before I would say, hey, there's a rookie receiver that the Chiefs have had that's impressed me as much as Cyrus Allen has.

And maybe that's expectations because he's a, what, fifth-round guy, fourth-round guy instead, not a second-round guy or a first-rounder like Worthy.

There's not as much of expectations on him, but he's been really impressive to me.

Well, and this is going to come out as kind of a slam against Justin Fields, and I don't really mean it that way.

But that's where most of his work has been.

I mean, you know, Worthy and Taekwon, and even like Nico Remigio have been getting some work in with the ones, and you're seeing those targets go to them.

And when he's been on the field with DeMahomes, I mean, he looks like a regular.

He doesn't look like a rookie out there, even when he's out there with Fields.

And I want to say I've seen him a lot with Nussmeyer, but Fields the most.

Hey, Justin Fields is still learning things.

Not everything's on target.