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Top highlight: Rising WR makes toe-tapping sideline grab vs. Jaguars

#Chiefs WR Justyn Ross made a beautiful catch in Kansas City’s loss to the Jaguars on Saturday.

The Kansas City Chiefs came up short in their first exhibition matchup of the preseason against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Saturday night, but their failure to secure victory wasn’t a total loss.

Among the most impressive performers in the game was wide receiver Justyn Ross, who made a beautiful toe-tapping catch on the sideline to help third-string quarterback Chris Oladokun keep a drive alive in the second half.

Check out this video of Ross perfectly tracking the ball in the air as he nears the boundary, and notice the nifty footwork that the veteran uses to ensure that he comes down with the catch cleanly:

Though Kansas City has plenty of work left to be done ahead of their regular season kickoff against the Baltimore Ravens in September, efforts like this one from Ross are an inspiring reminder of what the Chiefs are capable of.

Expect to see Ross back in action during Kansas City’s next preseason tilt against the Detroit Lions at Arrowhead Stadium on August 17.

WATCH: Chiefs WR Skyy Moore hauls in show-stopping sideline catch

Skyy Moore hauled in this pass with a beautiful toe-tap on the sideline at the #Chiefs Saturday practice session in St. Joseph.

The Kansas City Chiefs receiving corps has put on an absolute show in St. Joseph during the first week of training camp, and second-year pass catcher Skyy Moore has been among the group’s top performers.

He made another highlight reel catch during Saturday’s practice session, hauling in a ball near the sideline with a pretty toe-tap to keep his feet in bounds. This play was featured by the Chiefs’ official Twitter account, which posted a video of the grab shortly after practice.

Moore is one of the players who will look to step up in the absence of veteran receiver Kadarius Toney, who went down with an injury earlier in the week. With plays like this becoming routine for Moore at training camp practices, it is fair to wonder whether he might be able to unseat Toney and deep-treat Marquez Valdes-Scantling for one of the top spots on Kansas City’s depth chart heading into the regular season.

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