Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles is expecting to be more involved in the passing game in new HC Andy Reid's offense. “I’m happy I can catch out of the backfield more," Charles said. “This is the most movement I’ve been (asked to do) in five years in the league, shifting and motion." Reid's offenses have always featured plenty of screen plays and quick passes to the RBs. Brian Westbrook and LeSean McCoy both racked up tons of catches in the system. Charles should follow suit in 2013. He's caught 71% of his career targets while averaging 8.4 yards per catch. His career highs sit at 45 catches and 468 receiving yards. We're expecting him to exceed both marks this season.
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