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ArticleChiefs Mailbag: Putting numbers to positions ahead of cutdown day
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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 whether Chiefs keep 7 WRs or 4 TEs.

Armstrong is competing with Nikko Remigio, Jared Wiley, Jake Briningstool, and Trey Watson for three remaining roster spots; the source suspects the final roster decision will be whether to keep Armstrong as a seventh wide receiver or instead keep a fourth tight end, noting Armstrong could theoretically offer enough as a rotational red zone target to not need a fourth tight end.

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