Mark Bradley

His final numbers don’t look like much, but Bradley had a decent five-game stretch after signing with the Chiefs midseason and before he was derailed by a calf injury. At 6-2, 198 and with good speed and excellent athleticism, Bradley looks the part of the star receiver and has shown flashes of his potential even going back to his days on the Bears. But Bradley’s never put it together for a consistent stretch, and only got his chance in Kansas City after being released by Chicago. Heading into 2009, Bradley’s in an almost ideal situation with Matt Cassel bringing stability to the quarterback position, and head coach Todd Haley likely to throw frequently. If Bradley can stay healthy and keep his focus, he could emerge as the Chiefs primary downfield threat with Bowe and slot man Bobby Engram filling possession roles.