Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said TE Demetrius Harris performed well during the rookie minicamp. ‘He played exceptionally well. He’s so big, and he’s worked so stinkin’ hard in that weight room. He’s been living in there this off-season and you can tell. You can tell he’s got stronger.’

Footballguys View: Harris is competing for a reserve spot at tight end. The primary tight end for the Chiefs should be second-year pro Travis Kelce. We’ll see him be a productive sleeper this year if he can stay healthy. Kelce missed his entire rookie season due to microfracture surgery on his right knee. The Chiefs lack weapons in the passing game, so if Kelce is healthy he could put up better numbers than some think.
Chiefs | Coach happy with Demetrius Harris