The Kansas City Chiefs need to see significant improvement from their receiving corps next season after the team's pass-catchers turned in a disappointing performance in 2025.
While general manager Brett Veach failed to make significant investments in Kansas City's pass-catchers over the past few months, one of his signings after the 2026 NFL Draft has a huge opportunity to contribute to the Chiefs' offensive renaissance.
On May 27, Chiefs Senior Team Reporter Matt McMullen highlighted former California Golden Bears standout Jacob De Jesus as a potential breakout candidate in a highlight video that was posted to Twitter.
Take a look at McMullen's breakdown of De Jesus' fit in Kansas City:
With voluntary OTAs officially underway, De Jesus is already hard at work making a great first impression on the Chiefs' coaching staff, which may decide to feature the speedy wideout extensively during the preseason — if his performance in Kansas City's offseason program warrants a closer look against live competition.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Chiefs rumors: Insider tabs top UDFA WR as possible breakout candidate
