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Breaking down the Chiefs tight end position and checking out a few prospects
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Rating the top CBs in NFL Draft, with eye on Chiefs’ needs | The Kansas City Star
Chiefs’ need at the position: High. The offseason trade of Marcus Peters creates a hole the Chiefs are confident can be filled by third-year pro Kendall Fuller, who was the jewel of the Alex Smith trade. The Chiefs are also banking on a big contract season by fourth-year pro Steven Nelson and a comeback season by David Amerson, who is working on a one-year prove-it deal.
Rating the top defensive...
The Chiefs can't afford to part with many picks if they want to cover all of their depth-chart needs.
New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton appeared on The Dan Patrick Show Monday morning, and Patrick asked Payton about last year’s NFL Draft.
If you remember, then-general manager John Dorsey and the Kansas City Chiefs traded up to No. 10, jumping ahead of the New Orleans Saints at No. 11.
That, as it turns out, was the right move.
“The guy we had grade very high last year was (Patrick) Mahomes,” Payton told Patrick. “He was a target at 11. He was definitely in our 11 cloud. The...
A look at what the Chiefs have been up to on social media
Offseason Need: Debatable To put it bluntly: the Chiefs’ pass rush wasn’t good enough last season. It totaled 31 sacks, compared to 46 and 47 in 2014 and 2015, respectively. Too often, opposing offenses were able to neutralize the Chiefs defense by focusing on Justin Houston and daring others to win their individual matchups. It’s clear they need to be better. What isn’t clear is what they need to do this offseason to get better. They might rely upon the development of young guys...
A look at what the Chiefs have been up to on social media
The NFL Draft begins this Thursday night, but on Monday, the Arrowhead Pride mock draft continues...
With the 12th pick of the 2018 Arrowhead Pride mock draft, Buffalo Bills GM tjsimmons selects...
UCLA QB Josh Rosen Photo by Harry How/Getty ImagesThe Bills have had a gaping hole at quarterback since recent memory. Many Chiefs fans would consider Tyrod Taylor the answer for Buffalo given his success against the Chiefs, but it was clear the Buffalo front office thought otherwise with...
Andy Reid says the Kansas City Chiefs could line up and play tomorrow if they had to, which is a testament to how strong and deep he believes this roster to be. The Chiefs will get a chance to add to that this week with the 2018 NFL Draft starting on Thursday and the pursuit of undrafted free agents after it ends on Saturday. The Chiefs do have needs. They may have fewer immediate needs than other teams, but like everyone else, you’re also planning two to three years down the road. And...
Exploring who the Chiefs have selected in the second round of the NFL Draft over the years
The draft is only a few days away, and you could cut the tension with a knife. Every year, we work ourselves into a frenzy trying to figure out who the Kansas City Chiefs should (and shouldn’t take). We develop our favorites, read endless scouting reports, and generally make giant fools out of ourselves. Which, quite frankly, is half the fun of being a sports fan. However, we’ve still got a few days to wait. So why not kill some time by reviewing the film of a guy we know will be a...
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Chiefs projected NFL draft picks, mock draft, 4/21/18 | The Kansas City Star
SECOND ROUND
DL Nathan Shepherd, Fort Hays State (54th overall): There will be a learning curve here, as Shepherd played his college ball at tiny Fort Hays State. But there’s no doubting his physical traits and tape. At a solidly-built 6 feet 4 and 315 pounds, Shepherd possesses outstanding athleticism and a real drive to get better. He’ll have the benefit of playing a handful of snaps this year behind...
The prospects are reviewed and graded. The board is set. Now it’s time to start organizing all the work done through Draftmas List articles and the AP Chiefs Draft Show into a place where it can be easily accessed this week.
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Welcome to draft prep. Leading up to the big weekend in Dallas, I’ll be detailing the players I like, players I’m not a fan of (and want to be taken before Chiefs selections), identifying ranges where the Chiefs can get value. You’ll have a clear look at who...
The Kansas City Chiefs’ “Junk Food Friday” is about to reach a whole new level, and I’m not sure it’s such a good thing.
According to ESPN sports business reporter Darren Rovell, Pizza Hut is planning to give the No. 78th overall pick (in the third round) free pizza for an entire year.
And yes, the Chiefs currently hold that pick.
The 78th pick in this year’s NFL Draft will receive a free pizza for an entire year courtesy of new league pizza sponsor Pizza Hut. Why #78? It’s...
Veach spoke with the media last Friday
The Chiefs don't have a first-round pick entering the 2018 draft, but that might not keep their new GM from giving in to his aggressive nature.
The Chiefs head into the 2018 NFL Draft with a total of eight picks
A look at our content on Chiefs.com over the past week