This legendary Panthers WR visited practice at Chiefs Training Camp on Sunday
As the reigning AFC champions, Kansas City's players will face high expectations from fans and the media this season, a dynamic that was all too familiar for Smith during his outstanding 13-year tenure with the Panthers.
Take a look at this picture of Smith walking to the field at Missouri Western State University with a member of the Chiefs' staff, which was posted to Twitter by Matt Foster of KSHB 41.
A five-time Pro Bowler, Smith racked up 14,731 yards on 1031 catches for 81 receiving touchdowns through 16 regular-season campaigns.
Though NFL Network hasn't yet featured videos of Smith's appearance at Chiefs Training Camp on its social media accounts, his insightful analysis of Kansas City's workouts should prove to be valuable for fans who haven't been able to see the team practice in St. Joseph firsthand.
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