There's a pretty obvious need for the Kansas City Chiefs along the defensive line. Their defensive line tied for 26th in the league in sacks, George Karlaftis l
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Elijah Sarratt’s draft profile highlights why the Indiana receiver could be the complementary piece the Chiefs’ wideout room is missing.
Max Klare profiles as a developmental tight end the Chiefs could groom early, betting on athletic upside over proven production.
Even with recent investments up front, the Chiefs may not be able to pass on a franchise tackle if the board breaks their way.
Zion Young’s draft stock is rising on tape and fit alone, making him a realistic early-round option for a Chiefs defensive line that needs help.
Germie Bernard offers reliability and versatility for a Chiefs wideout room still searching for stability heading into 2026.
A physical, versatile safety with ball skills, AJ Haulcy fits Steve Spagnuolo’s mold and could help reshape the Chiefs’ secondary in 2026.
Caleb Banks offers rare size and upside for the Chiefs, but his evaluation hinges on balancing elite traits against injury risk and inconsistency.
Arvell Reese offers elite upside, but his risk profile makes him a complicated fit for the Chiefs’ 2026 draft plans.
A rare size-and-speed profile makes Chris Brazzell II one of the most intriguing boom-or-bust wide receivers on the Chiefs’ 2026 NFL Draft radar.
Despite heavy investment at receiver, the Chiefs may still need answers, making Eric McAlister a high-upside but risky draft option.
Kansas City’s defensive tackle missteps have made a high-floor run defender a quiet 2026 draft priority.
David Bailey tests whether Kansas City should finally prioritize game-changing pressure over safe, high-floor pass rushers.
Caleb Downs might not only be the best player in this draft but the safest pick for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Jadarian Price offers early-down juice and intriguing upside for a Chiefs offense looking to add pop without overspending at running back.
Texas A&M prospect KC Concepcion fits the wide receiver type the Chiefs keep chasing.
Denzel Boston is a unique fit for the Chiefs offense. This draft profile explains why he might be exactly what they need.
The last season has been a major disappointment for the Kansas City Chiefs. So, now it seems like anything that has been status quo needs to change including th
An in-depth profile looking at how he might fit the Kansas City Chiefs and if he's the replacement for Travis Kelce.
Injuries are one of the biggest wild cards in every NFL draft cycle. Every year we see players fall in the draft unexpectedly due to medical red flags we may or