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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 desperation might lend credence to the argument that the Chiefs

By the numbers: 2020: Six tackles (2.0 for loss), one pass broken up in two games played. 2019: 22 tackles (3.0 for loss), six passes broken up and an interception in 12 games played.  Positives: Rachad Wildgoose Jr. is a cornerback who plays a physical brand of football. He's aggressive at the line of scrimmage and uses his hands early and often to disrupt the timing and path of the opposing receiver. He is a willing contributor in run support and has the frame to be a factor in that regard. Wildgoose elevates well and despite being outmatched sometimes, he displays quality effort at the ca...

2020: Six receptions for 108 yards and a touchdown in four games played. 2019: 23 receptions for 241 yards in nine games played at Florida State. Positives: Tre' McKitty is an athletic tight end with a good burst at the line of scrimmage, solid lateral agility and plus long speed. He's a legitimate threat to pick up yards after the catch (YAC). He also boasts an impressive catch radius, measuring with 11-inch hands at Georgia's pro day. McKitty elevates well and plucks the ball out of the air with his hands rather than being a body catcher. While McKitty still has a ways to go as a blocker, h...

2020: 25 receptions for 345 yards and four touchdowns in seven games played.  2019: 44 receptions for 722 yards and five touchdowns. 11 rushes for 108 yards and three touchdowns in 13 games played. Positives: Ihmir Smith-Marsette is one of the better big-play threats in this year's wide receiver class. He accelerates quickly off the line of scrimmage, is fluid in and out of his breaks and has plus long speed. He only needs a little space in order to shoot through gaps and is a treat to watch run in the open field. Smith-Marsette tracks the ball well and should immediately offer some help for...

Israel Mukuamu has a rare blend of height, weight and long arms. Should the Kansas City Chiefs draft him and develop the more intricate parts of his game?