According to expert insider Albert Breer, the Kansas City Chiefs are "prime suitors" for a wide receiver ahead of the 2026 NFL trade deadline.
In a long-form mega-update before the 3 p.m. cutoff, Breer gave his latest update on the teams that are expected to pursue deals for pass-catchers.
"The Chiefs and Steelers have been the prime suitors for receivers, with the Niners still lingering on the periphery," Breer wrote on November 10. "There was a belief from some teams over the weekend that [Indianapolis Colts WR Josh] Downs would be moved to Kansas City for a fourth-round pick. And again, the hope, for the Colts, would be that letting this all play out might sweeten whatever deal they get for the tough, resourceful middle-of-the-field target,
who’s at the end of his rookie deal."
It remains unclear if the Chiefs will actually be able to pry a wideout away from a rival franchise before the trade deadline passes, but if Breer's report is any indication, Kansas City's front office is hard at work making offers to bring in a new star.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Insider calls Chiefs 'prime suitors' for WR at 2026 NFL trade deadline
