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ArticleAP Chiefs Mailbag: Putting numbers to positions ahead of cutdowns
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I suspect the final decision on the roster will be whether to keep Armstrong or a fourth tight end. If the front office keeps Armstrong as a seventh wide receiver, he would theoretically offer enough as a rotational red zone target to not need a fourth tight end.
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Armstrong's roster fate hinges on red zone role vs. fourth TE need.

Armstrong is competing for one of three remaining roster spots alongside Nikko Remigio and tight ends Jared Wiley, Jake Briningstool, and Trey Watson. The source suspects the final roster decision will hinge on whether the Chiefs keep Armstrong as a seventh wide receiver, which would offer rotational red zone target value and negate the need for a fourth tight end.

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