• Andre Baccellia, WR (Washington)
• Maurice French, WR (Pittsburgh)
• Aleva Hifo, WR (BYU)
• Kalija Lipscomb, WR (Vanderbilt)
• Justice Shelton‐Mosley, WR (Vanderbilt)
• Cody White, WR (Michigan State)
• Yasir Durant, T (Missouri)
• Jovahn Fair, G (Temple)
• Darryl Williams, C (Miss St.)
• Tershawn Wharton, DT (Missouri S&T)
• Omari Cobb, LB (Marshall)
• Bryan Wright, LB (Cincinnati)
• Rodney Clemons, S (SMU)
• Jalen Julius, S (Ole Miss)
• Hakeem Bailey, CB (West Virginia)
• Javaris Davis, CB (Auburn)
• Lavert Hill, CB (Michigan)
• Tommy Townsend, P (Florida)

The Chiefs had to spend relatively big to get a couple of these guys. Lipscomb got $110K guaranteed and a $10K signing bonus, while Williams got $107K guaranteed and a $7K signing bonus (Twitter links via Tom Pelissero of NFL Network). This was regarded as an epic receiver class with plenty of draftable players going un-selected due to the surplus, so it’s not surprising guys like Lipscomb are landing big bonuses.

As a junior at Vandy he had 916 yards and nine touchdowns, although he took a step back last season. Williams was a three-year starter at MSU who can play guard and center.

All told, the Chiefs inked a whopping six undrafted receivers. White declared early after racking up 922 yards and six touchdowns as a senior at Michigan State. Davis was widely expected to get drafted, with NFL.com’s Lance Zierlein projecting him as a fifth-rounder and Bleacher Report’s Matt Miller having him go at the top of the sixth, so he’s a nice get as well.