Chiefs TE Tony Moeaki (knee scope) remains on track for training camp.

Moeaki missed pre-draft voluntary workouts, but his surgery was not believed to be serious. The Chiefs still aren't counting on Moeaki for a large 2013 role after signing Anthony Fasano and using the 63rd overall pick on Travis Kelce.

Tony Moeaki underwent arthroscopic knee surgery after the season.

It's not a major procedure and Moeaki is expected to be ready for OTAs in May. But in the context of his entire injury history, it's a concern. He had a knee scope after the 2010 season, sustained a torn ACL that cost him the entire 2011 season and also battled injuries throughout his career at Iowa. It's at least partially the reason the Chiefs gave Anthony Fasano a four-year, $16 million deal soon after free agency opened Tuesday.

Tony Moeaki caught two passes for 21 yards in Kansas City's Week 17 loss to the Broncos.

Returning from a one-game absence with a head injury, Moeaki's team-leading 21 yards represented 45.6 percent of Brady Quinn's passing total. That, of course, says much more about Quinn than Moeaki, but there's no guarantee the Chiefs' quarterback situation will be any better in 2013 than it was this season, at least early on. Still only 25, Moeaki boasts an intriguing skill-set, but with his durability an ongoing concern, he'll enter next summer well off the fantasy radar.