The reigning Super Bowl champions are set to welcome back a vital player to their offense.

The Chiefs signed Brown to enhance their offense and create more explosive plays. Throughout his career, the experienced wide receiver has consistently achieved over 10 yards per reception each season.

Unfortunately, Rashee Rice, the leading receiver for Kansas City in receptions and yards last year, faced a season-ending knee injury in Week 4. He was the team’s top receiver at the time of his injury.

To help fill the gap left by Rice, the Chiefs brought in veteran DeAndre Hopkins in October. Hopkins is currently tied for the team’s lead in touchdown catches (4), despite only playing in seven games with Kansas City.

With Brown and the Chiefs’ first-round pick Xavier Worthy, Kansas City gains two wide receivers capable of extending the field. Meanwhile, Hopkins serves as a possession receiver who excels in short to medium routes. Additionally, the Chiefs can rely on their skilled tight end, nine-time Pro Bowler Travis Kelce.

The Chiefs are currently averaging 227 yards through the air each game, down from 246 yards last season. If healthy, Brown can provide quarterback Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs’ offense with another prime target on the outside.

As they advance towards the postseason, the Chiefs could feature Hopkins, Brown, Worthy, and JuJu Smith-Schuster as their top four wide receivers.