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The Kansas City Chiefs offense is humming at training camp practices in St. Joseph, Missouri as they prepare for the 2023 regular season.
Among the most impressive players participating in workouts has been second-year receiver Justyn Ross, who is making his case for a roster spot daily at Missouri Western State University.
Ross added to his highlight reel yesterday at Kansas City’s Sunday practice session, hauling in a pass from Patrick Mahomes after making a nifty adjustment while tracking the ball downfield. The Chiefs’ official Twitter account documented the majestic grab, posting a video of the play after workouts ended:
Building chemistry.@PatrickMahomes x @_jross8 pic.twitter.com/ODNIRehMta
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) July 30, 2023
Plays like this are becoming routine for Ross, who missed his entire rookie season due to an injury he sustained in college at Clemson. Ross is among the most valuable prospects that Kansas City is hosting at training camp and should be considered a potential contributor ahead of their 2023 campaign wherein the Chiefs intend to defend their Super Bowl LVII title.