That's the question many Chiefs fans asked since Engram was signed a couple of weeks ago. The Chiefs intend to use Engram mainly as a slot receiver, something coach Todd Haley believed they desperatedly lacked.

"He’s very good at what he does as a slot receiver," said Haley, who once coached receivers for the Jets and Bears and Cowboys. "We don’t really have anybody on campus that is that inside receiver, so to speak. That’s a big thing for the offenses I’ve been involved in. Torry Holt has obviously made a lot of hay outside the numbers as an outside receiver. In trying to fill the holes, (slot receiver) was a need."

The Chiefs could draft a wide receiver to challenge for a starting spot but for now Dwayne Bowe and Mark Bradley are the starters.

"I can only speak on what I thought of them coming out (of the draft)," Haley said. "I really liked Bradley a lot. I was in Dallas when he came out. I really thought we were going to have a shot at him. We rode back on the plane coming back from the combine. I remember talking to him and he remembers it. He has ability.

"Bowe I thought was a good prospect coming out. He’s big and looks like he can run a little bit. But we’ve got a lot of work to do there. That’s obviously an area I keep my eye on pretty heavily."