The Chiefs are attempting to turn Conley into a kick returner for the upcoming season, Adam Teicher of ESPN reports. "He reminds me of Jacoby Jones after he catches it as a [kickoff] returner," said special teams coordinator Dave Toub. "He's got real good timing on his catch. He catches it coming forward. He's so fast and he's big and he hits it [up the field]. That's exactly what we look for as far as a kickoff returner." Conley never returned kickoffs in college, but neither did Knile Davis, who returned 29 kicks for 829 yards and a touchdown last season. The rookie receiver certainly possesses the tools to assist in that role, but real value could be obtained if he can unseat Albert Wilson for the WR2 spot alongside Jeremy Maclin.