The opening days of organized team activities (OTAs) mark the beginning of a new offensive era for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Quarterback Patrick Mahomes has never taken an NFL field without wide receiver Tyreek Hill on his team, and tight end Travis Kelce has to think back to his third year in the league to remember what it's like to play in an offense without Hill's imminent threat.
While we may not know exactly what the offense will look like, the brain trust of the Chiefs' coaching staff sure does. There will be a lot of receivers working to get integrated into the offense — but at the center of it all, Kelce will still be there.