The Kansas City Chiefs have waived Justyn Ross, a wide receiver who faced challenges during his tenure with the team. After spending three seasons with the Chiefs, Ross only made an impact in the 2023 season, recording six receptions for 53 yards. Despite being a former standout at Clemson, his NFL career did not flourish in Kansas City, leading to his release as the team continues to adapt its receiving corps around star quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

With Ross now a free agent, there may be opportunities elsewhere, as his collegiate pedigree and physical attributes could attract interest from other teams looking to bolster their receiving options. The Chiefs, known for their dynamic offense, will seek to replace him with talent capable of contributing to their playoff aspirations.