Chiefs fans were elated when Jalen Royals fell to KC in the 4th round, but history says that the odds of a wideout drafted there hitting big are pretty small.
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The Chiefs history of developing cornerbacks has many excited about Nohl Williams, but draft history says corners taken in a similar range have mixed results.
Dan Meers' work as KC Wolf has entertained Kansas City Chiefs fans for decades. Now that he is retiring, the Chiefs should honor him with a spot in their Hall of Fame.
Ashton Gillotte is a promising rookie who has a lot of Chiefs fans excited, but recent draft history shows that he's far from a sure thing to stick in the NFL.
Of all of the Kansas City Chiefs draft picks, Omarr Norman-Lott was the one some fans had questions about, but draft history says he may be a safer pick than many thought.
What does recent history say about the hit rate of late 1st round offensive tackles?
Patrick Mahomes numbers have been down the past two seasons, but with the Chiefs still winning games, is that even a problem?
Kingsley Suamataia may not be Joe Thuney, but that doesn't mean he couldn't bring something new to the left guard position.
While most of the wide receiver talk this offseason has centered around Xavier Worthy, Rashee Rice, and rookie Jalen Royals, people are underestimating Hollywood Brown.
The Kansas City Chiefs clearly still believe in Isiah Pacheco as their RB1.
Now that most NFL free agents have signed with teams and the 2025 NFL Draft is over, let's look at what meaningful additions and subtractions the Kansas City Chiefs have made this offseason.
The Chiefs ranked among the NFL's best in draft value by playing the board smartly and sticking to the consensus.
With the 2025 NFL Draft now over, let's take a look at how the experts feel about the Kansas City Chiefs draft class.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a ton of choices if they want to add a running back on day two of the 2025 NFL Draft.
The Las Vegas Raiders brought the best running back in a loaded 2025 running back class to the AFC West when they selected Ashton Jeanty with the 6th pick.
Recent success and a solid overall roster put the Kansas City Chiefs in the rare position to gamble on whatever high upside player slides to them at pick #31.
While other running back prospects may get more attention, these three mid-round options might be the perfect fit for the Kansas City Chiefs.
While the Kansas City Chiefs might typically be paired with pass-catching speed backs, drafting Miami's Damien Martinez could give them some much needed power.
Despite all the talk of the Kansas City Chiefs finding a left tackle in the 2025 NFL Draft, finding Jawaan Taylor's replacement at right tackle might be the better option.
If the Chiefs really wanted to up the offensive fireworks in 2025 and beyond, this would be the move.