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2021: Cornerback As for 2017? They traded out of the first round and picked a cornerback in the second. Their only first-round offensive selection since 2012 has been Jordan Love, the quarterback they chose to eventually replace Rodgers. I’d provide a list of the major free agent and/or trade acquisitions the Packers made to help Rodgers over the same period of time, but it’d just be that "footage not found" still from Stack on top of that the fact that the Packers kept Mike McCarthy arou...

With the 58th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs selected Missouri linebacker Nick Bolton. The Arrowhead Report Roundtable gives their instant reactions on the Chiefs first selection in this years draft.

Apr 28, 2021 The Kansas City Chiefs added a proven tackle when they traded for Orlando Brown Jr. That much is certain. The 24-year-old has proven over the last three years that he belongs in the NFL. Last year, he proved he belongs at left tackle. For a team with a gaping hole at left tackle and a pick at the end of the first round, it is completely understandable why the Chiefs would trade for a player of Browns caliber. It is also  a gamble. Not just a gamble on Brown and his fit on the Chi...

The Kansas City Chiefs have officially announced their blockbuster trade with the Baltimore Ravens, landing offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. in exchange for a package of draft picks. On Monday, Brown spoke to members of Kansas City media for the first time.

The Kansas City Chiefs are playing a dangerous game. With no NFL-proven left tackles on the roster heading into the NFL Draft, the Chiefs seem to be backing themselves into a corner that forces them to pick a tackle with the 31st overall pick. With the Chiefs current projected starter at left tackle being either Martinas Rankin or the loser of the Lucas Niang vs. Mike Remmers battle on the right side, it is hard not to think the Chiefs should secure a top tackle prospect at all costs. That desp...

Apr 1, 2021 Nothing lasts forever, and eventually, all good things come to an end. Heres why the Kansas City Chiefs will NOT win the AFC West for the first time since 2015. 1. Nah, just kidding, theyre absolutely going to win the AFC West again in 2021. Happy April Fools Day, sorry for making you click the link. 2. If this made you laugh, send it to someone else today. Maybe add something truly hilarious like "Yknow, I hate to be so negative so early in the offseason, but I really think this ...

The Seven Days of Free Agency, Day 3: Offensive Line After a disastrous Super Bowl, its no secret that the Kansas City Chiefs need to bolster their offensive line for 2021 and beyond. Heres what this years free agent class will have to offer. Author: Mar 9, 2021 After a disastrous Super Bowl, its no secret that the Kansas City Chiefs need to bolster their offensive line for 2021 and beyond. What will this years free agent class have to offer? Dependable, starting offensive lineman rarely hit fr...

Feb 28, 2021 I’ll start by saying that this, without question, almost definitely won’t happen. The number of unlikely pieces that need to fall into place for something as ludicrous as this to happen pretty much guarantees it’s just offseason speculation article fodder. ...But I’m a Chiefs fan, so when you present a worst-case scenario, my instinct is to fret about it until it doesn’t happen. Deshaun Watson wants out of Houston. That’s probably an understatement. He wants out of Hous...

Kansas City Chiefs Mock Offseason Part 1: Cap Space Creation Despite the fact that the Kansas City Chiefs currently sit many millions over the rumored 2021 salary cap, with only a few moves, they could make the deficit disappear. Author: Feb 19, 2021 Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach is going to have an unusually difficult job to do this offseason. The 2021 salary cap will be no lower than $180 million for the upcoming season and could land a bit higher than that. Regardless of the...

As Patrick Mahomes’ contract grows, the Kansas City Chiefs’ team-building strategies need to change. Over the past two years, the Chiefs have heavily invested in the present when building out their roster. Resulting in a Super Bowl win and another Super Bowl appearance, its hard to argue against this strategy — up to this point. These moves consisted of aggressive moves like the trade for defensive end Frank Clark, high-dollar signings like the acquisition of wide receiver Sammy Watkins, ...