Arrowhead Pride on Brashard Smith

ArticleAndy Reid praises Chiefs’ rookie and ‘No.2 back’ for pass protection
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Smith is a change-of-pace back who has improved in his own regard this summer. He shares the starting kick-return duties with wide receiver Nikko Remigio... Smith's 4.39-second 40-yard dash time represents the big-play ability he has compared to Remigio on kick returns. The Chiefs like what Smith brings to the team with the ball in his hands, and could get creative on how to get the most out of his dynamism on both offense and special teams.
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Smith's 4.39 40-time and special teams role offer dual-threat upside.

Second-year RB with collegiate wide receiver background functioning as change-of-pace back with special teams role; Smith's 4.39-second 40-yard dash time demonstrates big-play ability on kick returns compared to Nikko Remigio, and the source notes 'The Chiefs like what Smith brings to the team with the ball in his hands, and could get creative on how to get the most out of his dynamism on both offense and special teams.' Smith has improved during training camp and shares starting kick-return duties, positioning him as a dual-threat option with offensive and special teams fantasy relevance.

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