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If the Kansas City Chiefs are looking for an offensive lineman with a high floor towards the middle of the draft, BYU's Brady Christensen makes sense for KC.
Notre Dame offensive tackle Liam Eichenberg may not have a superstar ceiling, but he'd be able to make an instant impact with the Kansas City Chiefs.
It seems like the only thing we can do on Roughing the Kicker to avoid the pain of the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl loss and pass time in the offseason before the 2021 NFL Draft on April 29 is to make mock drafts. So with another week gone, that's what we did. We're back and better than ever as Arrowhead Report's draft analyst Jordan Foote joins me on today's episode to run through the second edition of our mock draft and explain our thought process for each pick. From now until April 28, Jordan and I will be putting out a new mock draft every week leading up to the NFL Draft.
In six recent mocks of the 2021 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs were slotted with six different players at six different positions, kicking off draft season with one early certainty: the Chiefs could go in a lot of different directions with their first-round pick.
The Kansas City Chiefs could soon be on the market for a Sammy Watkins replacement at wide receiver. Could Oklahoma State's Tylan Wallace fill that void?