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May 1, 2021 The Kansas City Chiefs had two selections on the second night of the 2021 NFL Draft. General manager Brett Veach and the front office decided to stay put rather than making a trade and made their selections at No. 58 and 63. Their picks werent flashy, but Kansas City got better on Friday. Round 2, Pick No. 58: Nick Bolton - LB, Missouri At pick No. 58, the Chiefs selected linebacker Nick Bolton from the University of Missouri. A lot of Mizzou fans reside in Chiefs Kingdom so that pi...

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.

May 1, 2021 After two days of action, the conclusion of the 2021 NFL Draft is finally here. While some teams have settled into their respective draft grooves, others are still finding their footing. The Kansas City Chiefs lie somewhere in the middle.  With their two picks on Friday night, the Chiefs selected Missouri linebacker Nick Bolton and Oklahoma center Creed Humphrey. Bolton is an intelligent, fundamentally sound, hard-hitting player that may not have a great year-one role but should fa...

May 1, 2021 With the 144th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs selected Florida State edge rusher Joshua Kaindoh. The Arrowhead Report Roundtable gives their instant reactions on the Chiefs first selection in this years draft. Tucker Franklin: With the way the board was falling, Im not surprised the Chiefs went with an edge rusher at this point. Kaindoh is a very strong athlete and tested well at his Pro Day. He checks all of defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolos boxes as he st...

With the 144th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs selected Florida State EDGE Joshua Kaindoh.

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...

By the numbers: 65", 257 pounds. 34-1/2" arms per pro day measurements. 2020: 38 tackles (6.5 for loss), 20 pressures and one pass broken up in seven games played. First-team All-Big Ten selection.  Positives: Jayson Oweh had a terrific pro day, putting his remarkable athletic profile on full display. He possesses elite burst and get-off at the line of scrimmage and changes directions with ease. His frame and ankles are both flexible and he bends well coming around the edge. Oweh is strong eno...

2020: Started all 12 games for Florida. Positives: Stone Forsythe heads to the NFL as a tackle with a good athletic profile. He boasts terrific height and length, also having plenty of room to add some more weight. He tested well at his pro day and has good burst and explosion off the line of scrimmage. Forsythe shuffles his feet quickly when working in close quarters.  At this point in his football career, Forsythes forte is pass protection. He is a strong player considering his weight, makin...

By the numbers: 61", 231 pounds. 4.66 40-yard dash per pro day measurements. 2020: 80 tackles (5.0 for loss), three forced fumbles and 2.5 sacks in 11 games played. Second-team All-Big 12 selection. Positives: As a professional, Amen Ogbongbemiga will make his money as a run defender. He maintains gap integrity, is decisive when shooting and has solid short-area burst when working downhill. Hes able to scrape and maintains enough change of direction ability to bounce as needed. Ogbongbemiga is ...

65", 269 pounds. 34-3/4" arms, 4.83 40-yard dash per pro day measurements. 2020: 45 tackles (8.5 for loss), 5.5 sacks and an interception in eight games played. First-team All-Big Ten selection. Positives: Golston is a powerful edge rusher with the ability to stack his few moves on top of each other as he plans to put pressure on the passer. He combines heavy hands with a plus first step and a motor that never stops running. He maintains solid leverage and rarely gets caught with a high pad lev...