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How the Chiefs draft strategy changes without pick 29

Apr 24 2019 by Arrowhead Pride

The Chiefs traded the 29th overall pick and a 2020 second-rounder for defensive end Frank Clark. Let’s talk about how that impacts the draft.

So much changed about the landscape of the Kansas City Chiefs roster and the assets they have to improve it in the last 24 hours. Gone is the 29th pick in the draft, the Chiefs’ lowest 2020 second-round pick (sup, 64?) and pick 92. In are Frank Clark and pick 84.

We spent some time in this week’s episode of the AP Draft Show breaking down...

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