Chad O'Shea highlights improvement of Chiefs receivers in training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Kansas City Chiefs wide receivers coach Chad O'Shea praised the development of Cyrus Allen and Jalen Royals during training camp at Missouri Western State University. O'Shea noted Allen's hard work and willingness to learn, stating he has shown positive progress. Royals is taking on a versatile role, which has helped increase his opportunities on the field. Both players contributed with two catches each in their preseason debut against the Los Angeles Rams. O'Shea emphasized the importance of detail for success as a receiver in the NFL.
- •Cyrus Allen and Jalen Royals receive praise from coach Chad O'Shea.
- •O'Shea emphasizes hard work and attention to detail for receivers.
- •Both players had two catches in their preseason debut against the Rams.
- •O'Shea highlights Royals' versatility in multiple positions.
- •Training camp takes place at Missouri Western State University.
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Chad O'Shea praises the progress of two receivers in training camp
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