Kris

Wilson

This is quite a statement about Wilson’s potential. At best, Wilson return from his broken leg by mid-season. Coach Vermeil believes it’s a risk worth taking for Wilson’s potentially dynamic play in a playoff run.

No word on the severity of the injury. Wilson is one of our favorite dynasty league sleepers.

He hasn’t practiced all year since breaking his legs. The Chiefs view him as a pass-catching complement to Tony Gonzalez.

He is an interesting pass-catching tight end for dynasty league players. We’d keep a close eye on his progress down the stretch as we look for the next Antonio Gates.

Wilson is a nice pickup in dynasty leagues. He will be a nice pass-catching complement to Tony Gonzalez in years to come.

The Chiefs will likely place the promising rookie on the PUP list. He was going to make a big impact in Kansas City’s two tight end sets. Kansas City is running out of people to throw the ball to.

He’s on pace to return to practice in four weeks. It’s quite a show of faith for Kansas City to hold a roster spot for him this long.

Wilson could return Nov. 14 at New Orleans if the Chiefs don’t have to use his roster spot to fill other areas of need.

Kansas City kept the rookie on the active roster with hopes he’d return from his broken leg late in the season. The Chiefs say they know Wilson will be a great player and don’t want to risk future injury. He’s one of our favorite dynasty league sleepers for next season: great pass-catching skills and on the perfect team.

We’d love to get a look at the rookie, who has been out with a broken leg all season. He’s got a lot of sleeper potential for next season.