2019 NFL Draft order: Kansas City Chiefs have 7 picks after Frank Clark trade

The Kansas City Chiefs might have traded away their first round pick for Frank Clark, but they still have seven overall selections ready to make.

The Kansas City Chiefs have already traded their top draft asset and the official event has yet to begin. Last year, the team was without a first round pick due to the selection of Patrick Mahomes in the 2017 NFL Draft. This year, they will once again go without a first round choice in the draft so the team can enjoy the presence of new pass rusher Frank Clark.

The loss of the first does not mean, however, that the Chiefs are done with the draft. In fact, K.C. still has seven overall selections and three total in the first 84 picks. That’s still a decent amount of draft talent considering how much the Chiefs gave up to Seattle. Check out the total haul slated for the Chiefs unless any further moves are pulled off:

• Round 2 (No. 61 overall)
• Round 2 (No. 63 overall)
• Round 3 (No. 84 overall)
• Round 5 (No. 167 overall)
• Round 6 (No. 201 overall)
• Round 6 (No. 214 overall)
• Round 7 (No. 216 overall)

Right now the Chiefs could go in a surprising number of directions with their top picks in the second round—including packaging up those second round choices to move back up into the first round to recoup the lost in the Clark trade. Then again, the Chief need help at several major areas including wide receiver, safety, interior offensive line, and cornerback.

The Chiefs first scheduled pick doesn’t arrive until Day 2 at the end of the second round.