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NFL·ANALYSIS·October 28, 2026 07:17 PM ET

Chiefs' wide receiver market in focus after 20-3 loss to Seahawks

The Nov. 10 deadline nears after a three-point road outing.

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What happened: Wide receiver remains a trade-deadline priority for the Kansas City Chiefs after their offense was held to a single field goal in a 17-point road defeat at Seattle on Oct. 25. The result handed Kansas City its first loss of the 2026 regular season while lifting the Seahawks into the eighth postseason spot.

Why it matters: The stagnant offensive showing served as "a reminder of how ugly things can look" when the passing attack lacks perimeter playmaking. With less than two weeks remaining before the Nov. 10 trade cutoff, Kansas City faces pressure to reinforce its receiving corps for the stretch run.

By the numbers: Kansas City stands at 5-1 (No. 1 seed, L1) and Seattle sits at 4-3 (No. 8 seed, W1) following the 20-3 final on Oct. 25.

What to watch: Front offices across the league have until Nov. 10 to complete in-season trades as the Chiefs look to rebound from their lone loss.

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