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Could this UDFA TE be the Chiefs' next superstar pass-catcher?
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The Kansas City Chiefs never waste a spot on their offseason roster, and with training camp just a few months away, the team is taking a close look at every player it currently has under contract.
Among the most promising rookies that Kansas City acquired after the 2026 NFL Draft was former Wyoming Cowboys tight end John Michael Gyllenborg — a local prospect who attended Rockhurst High School and turned heads with his productive tenure in Laramie.
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In four seasons with the Cowboys, Gyllenborg racked up more than 1,000 receiving yards on 80 total receptions and caught seven touchdown passes.
The Chiefs highlighted Gyllenborg as a prospect to watch in a video that was posted to the team's official Twitter account on May 8:
While it remains to be seen if Gyllenborg will become the heir to Travis Kelce 's throne as Kansas City's starting tight end, the Chiefs' coaching staff is sure to be enthused by the athletic pass-catcher's upside.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Chiefs rumors: Local UDFA TE could be KC's next superstar pass-catcher
