The Facts: Working behind Dexter McCluster at slot receiver, Wylie's first month on the job had its share of ups and downs. "Things are all starting to click - remembering terms - things are all starting to click," Wylie said. "It's definitely a lot easier than it was in the beginning."

Diehards Line:According to KCChiefs.com's Josh Looney, Wylie initially struggled with drops as he adjusted to working with new quarterbacks and against pro-caliber defensive backs. However, after the first week of OTAs, Wylie settled into his role and notched several impressive catches as well as a few touchdown grabs. Unfortunately, just as things began to click, Wylie suffered a hamstring injury that kept him out of minicamp in its entirety. As for his speed, Looney reports that Wylie is as fast as advertised and should make a solid push for time in Kansas City's receiving rotation. ... Stay tuned. More when training camp opens.