Chiefs could look at Robinson

May 13, 2008 9:19 PM


Posted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson

We looked the other day at the possibility of Koren Robinson ending up in Oakland. The Raiders are still monitoring the receiver situation and could very well make a run at him. Yet, don't be stunned if another AFC West team takes a hard look at Robinson.

The Chiefs still need a veteran receiver and Robinson could be an option. He wouldn't cost much and the risk to bring him to Kansas City would be fairly low. The Chiefs need offensive weapons and they need a veteran presence. Robinson would fill both roles nicely.

Green Bay didn't cut Robison because he can no longer play. The Packers are just loaded at the position and have several young receivers, making Robinson expendable. In Kansas City, in addition to Oakland, there is a need for a veteran receiver, thus increasing the possibility that Robinson ends up in the AFC West.

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