Chiefs’ number one draft pick Sylvester Morris will be on the practice field this afternoon. Morris has agreed to terms on a five-year deal with the team. The wide receiver will sign the contract this morning in River Falls, Wisconsin. Chiefs quarterback Elvis Grbac says it may be difficult for Morris to make an impact right away, because of the training camp time he’s missed. Morris will spend only three days in River Falls before the Chiefs break camp Saturday. He is not likely to play in the team’s second pre-season game Sunday against San Francisco. Morris was the 21st pick in this year’s draft after playing college football at Jackson State, where he was the school’s all-time leading receiver.
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