One of the standouts of Chiefs training camp this year has been wide receiver Tyquan Thornton. Acquired by Kansas City midway through the 2024 season, Thornton was prepared for the offseason after spending a couple of months on the Chiefs' practice squad.
The wide receiving room for the Kansas City Chiefs was known to be competitive going into training camp. With several players looking to earn a spot on the roster, some unfortunately won't make the cut.
Tyquan Thornton is in good hands. Not only are the Kansas City Chiefs providing an ideal place for the speedy wide receiver to try to make an impact as a late-bloomer in the NFL, but they've given him an ideal leader suited to the task in the team's WR room in JuJu Smith-Schuster.
Kansas City Chiefs fans have seen this song and dance before, but there's nothing Tyquan Thornton can do about that. The wide receiver can only control what's in front of him, and so far, he's doing everything he can not just to be another Chiefs preseason sensation.
The Kansas City Chiefs' wide receiving room is the most competitive it has been in quite some time. With Rashee Rice returning, quarterback Patrick Mahomes has several players to target when looking to pass the football.
While there's optimism surrounding the wide receiver position for the Kansas City Chiefs in 2025, one can never have too much talent or depth there. That's why, even though it's only OTAs, seeing random receivers stand out is worth discussing.
The NFL Combine is underway, and there are already plenty of rumblings coming out of Indianapolis. The on-field testing drills are set to begin on Thursday, and this is our chance to see the top players in the 2025 NFL Draft competing against one another.
Yes, the Kansas City Chiefs roster has seen this before. Every year, it seems like the Chiefs take a flyer on a former high-level draft investment (read: a player with a first or second-round pedigree) who didn't pan out on the team that picked him in the first place.
The Kansas City Chiefs signed Tyquan Thornton to the practice squad in November last year after the New England Patriots waived him. The surprising release opened the opportunity for Kansas City to develop the 24-year-old for a potential role in the offense.
Kansas City’s newest wideout played with JuJu Smith-Schuster in New England. The Kansas City Chiefs’ new practice squad wide receiver Tyquan Thornton might be a player that general manager Brett Veach could have taken in the NFL Draft.
The Kansas City Chiefs made a move to shuffle the bottom of their wide receiver depth chart this week when they signed former New England Patriots wide receiver Tyquan Thornton to the team's practice squad.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass - It didn't take long for Tyquan Thornton to find a new home. The New England Patriots released the receiver over the weekend, but to start the new week, the Kansas City Chiefs already signed Thornton to the practice squad.
The Kansas City Chiefs made an intriguing addition by signing former 2022 second-round wide receiver Tyquan Thornton to the team's practice squad. In a corresponding move, the Chiefs have parted ways from a longtime member of the organization.
The Kansas City Chiefs made another roster move on Monday which was first reported by NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. The Chiefs have added New England Patriots Wide Receiver Tyquan Thornton to their practice squad.
The Kansas City Chiefs fell to the Buffalo Bills in a Week 11 matchup on Sunday evening, marking the reigning Super Bowl champions' first loss of the 2024 NFL season.
The Kansas City Chiefs will look to capitalize on another team's error with their latest practice squad signing. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Chiefs are set to sign former New England Patriots WR Tyquan Thornton to their practice squad.
The New England Patriots made a notable move on Saturday, waiving wide receiver Tyquan Thornton, a decision that signals the end of a short but underwhelming tenure for the 2022 second-round pick out of Baylor.
The New England Patriots' wide receiver room has long been a topic of discussion for the team this offseason, but we might be starting to have an idea of how the depth chart will be shaking out to start the year-- and it's safe to say there could be a few surprises lying ahead.
There are expected to be a lot of changes in the New England Patriots locker room before the 2024 season gets underway. The coaching staff has already seen significant turnover, most notably with Jerod Mayo replacing Bill Belichick as head coach.
Baylor wide receiver Tyquan Thornton was lauded as the fastest man ever at the NFL Combine for about two hours before the official time put an end to his short-lived reign.