Cincinnati Bengals WR Tyler Boyd said if he didn't suffer a thigh injury that limited him in last season's AFC championship, his team would've beaten the Chiefs.

Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd is at voluntary workouts for the first time this offseason. Boyd is entering the final year of his contract with the Bengals as the team also drafted a receiver in the fourth round,

It's no secret the Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals have a budding rivalry. The Chiefs and Bengals have played four times over the past two years -- including in each of the last two AFC title games. Cincy is 3-1 in those four matchups, with the lone loss coming in this year's AFC Championship Game.

The Bengals signed Orlando Brown Jr. after his stint with the Chiefs over the past few years and wide receiver Tyler Boyd was excited to "one up" the rival a little bit. Boyd commented on the signing during his return to the team on Tuesday.

Boyd, back in Cincinnati for voluntary workouts for the first time this offseason, got to meet his new teammate and left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. Excited about the addition of the former Chief, Boyd made sure to express his pleasure towards having a potential advantage with Brown up front.