Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney saw unique usage in his first practice of training camp in St. Joseph, Missouri.
During the Chiefs' first full-team training camp practice, Toney was spotted working out with the Chiefs' running backs during certain periods.After practice, head coach Andy Reid was asked about his expectations for Toney during this year's camp, and Reid didn't reveal much about the Chiefs' view of the enigmatic speedster.
"He worked today," Reid said. "He did a good job when he was in there, and we'll see. Just like the other guys, he's out there competing. We'll see how he does."and in 7-on-7 reps, alternating between working with the first-string offense quarterbacked by Patrick Mahomes and the third-string unit with quarterback Chris Oladokun,.
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