Chiefs biggest winner from the preseason couldn't be clearer

The Kansas City Chiefs had plenty of roster battles taking place this summer during training camp and preseason but tight end wasn't one of them. The consensus was that the three tight ends included on the roster would be Travis Kelce, Noah Gray, and former fourth-round pick Jared Wiley. While that's still likely going to be the case, journeyman Robert Tonyan has put together a preseason campaign that's impossible to ignore and could ultimately push him onto the 53-man roster. In the first two preseason games, Tonyan tallied eight receptions for 90 yards and a touchdown, proving that he can be a nice depth piece on offense. When Tonyan signed with the Chiefs this offseason, it looked like a training camp and preseason body kind of signing since the tight end position seemed pretty clear cut. While he could still end up being assigned to the practice squad, it's hard to argue that he hasn't done enough to make the 53-man roster and the Chiefs have rostered four tight ends before. This would give the Chiefs an