TRADE ALERT: Chiefs Reached a Agreement to Acquire Packers Young WR Amid Injury Crisis
Kansas City, MO — Under pressure at wide receiver, the Kansas City Chiefs have reached a agreement to acquire Dontayvion Wicks (24) from the Green Bay Packers. The deal is pending a physical and league approval.
The proposed package: a 2026 fourth-round pick to Green Bay, which escalates to a third if Wicks plays ≥60% of offensive snaps and records ≥650 yards or 8 TDs in 2025. The Packers could send back a conditional 2027 sixth if the escalator triggers, balancing risk for both sides.
The context driving the move: Rashee Rice is suspended six games and Xavier Worthy has a shoulder injury; Kansas City needs a trustworthy target for Patrick Mahomes now. A 2023 fifth-rounder, Wicks has posted 80 receptions, 1,026 yards, 9 TDs across a little more than two seasons, standing out for route separation and scramble-drill awareness.
Planned usage: Wicks would rotate at Z/slot, in quick game (slant/out/now), choice/option, glance/RPO, and crossers to keep tempo when the pocket gets messy; as he settles in, he could shoulder third-down and red-zone work. His rookie deal runs through 2026, preserving cap flexibility.
From Green Bay’s side: A crowded WR room (Reed, Doubs, Watson/IR, first-rounder Matthew Golden) allows the Packers to optimize draft capital without breaking their long-term offensive structure. Final decisions hinge on the price and roster health.
The trade would be finalized after the physical and league processing; a debut timeline would follow if all boxes are checked.
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