I will have shortly. It's only $10 for the month.

ProFootball Network and Mock Draft Database both allow you to trade for free. I think both have more accurate lists right now.

Who has the correct picks though? Both sites are different after the 4th round.

Mock Draft Database doesn't project any comps. I did trade up in the 4th (4th and 5th for 4th and 7th):

32 Round: 1 Kadarius Toney WR | Florida
64 Round: 2 Walker Little OT | Stanford
96 Round: 3 Ronnie Perkins EDGE | Oklahoma
121 Round: 4 Richie Grant S | UCF TRADE
193 Round: 7 Trill Williams CB | Syracuse TRADE
224 Round: 7 Adrian Ealy OT | Oklahoma

this was a fun one. I feel like this would improve several positions moving forward. I moved down a couple of times.

KC
41.

Terrace Marshall Jr.
WR LSU-more playmaking WR's.
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KC

64.
Liam Eichenberg
OT Notre Dame-plug and play LT they say. Well, we need one of those.

KC
88.
Dayo Odeyingbo
EDGE Vanderbilt-Spags prototypical size and length DE.
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KC

95.
Quinn Meinerz
OG Wisconsin-Whitewater-this guy is a ****ing monster. Sue me.
KC

163.
JaCoby Stevens
S LSU-bigger, more athletic Dirty Dan replacement. Yeah, DD makes some plays but he also misses a ton of them due to being too slow, or just missing the tackle.
KC

225.
Bryan Mills
CB NC Central-small school project corner. Long and lean, ballhawk. Chiefs have done well with these types lately.

I did a similar trade down Meck

Traded ARZ 1-32 for 2-49, 2022 2nd, 2022 5th
Traded NYJ 2-64 and 2022 6th for 2-66, 5-133, 7-217
Traded JAX 3-95 and 4-131 for 3-80
Traded JAX 7-217, 7-225, and 2022 7th for 7-201

2-49 - WR Terrace Marshall, Jr., LSU (no way, right?)
3-66 - OC Josh Myers, Ohio State
3-80 - OT Walker Little, Stanford
5-133 - DE Ellerson Smith, Northern Iowa (Reach on their board, I don't think he's there this late)
5-163 - TE Tre McKitty, Georgia
7-201 - SS Paris Ford, Pitt

nice. I like that.

I'm gonna have to try one of those other sites.

You guys are taking Terrance Marshall in the 40's. After a dozen or more mocks, I've yet to see him available at 32, let alone in the 2nd round.

I've been using PFN.

Holy crap, PFN is fun. I went crazy with the trades. Buffalo offered me a package for #32 that included #61 as the highest pick. I instead opted for a trade with New England and Buffalo gave me another offer of #61, so I was able to trade down twice and get multiple late picks in return.

This should address the offensive line and more.

61.
Creed Humphrey
OC Oklahoma
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67.
Dillon Radunz
OT North Dakota State
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95.
Jabril Cox
LB LSU

104.
Marquez Stevenson
WR Houston
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152.
Richard LeCounte
S Georgia
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160.
Dazz Newsome
WR North Carolina
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161.
Chauncey Golston
EDGE Iowa
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163.
Janarius Robinson
EDGE Florida State

174.
Jaylen Moore
OT Western Michigan
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222.
Jonathon Cooper
EDGE Ohio State
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225.
Tre Norwood
CB Oklahoma

Especially with LDT and Niang coming back next year. Rankin will help at OT, but he's not an anchor starter. I still say center in the first if we're dead set on line help, but as you and others have pointed out, the value just isn't there.

36.

Rashod Bateman
WR Minnesota
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KC
64.

Dillon Radunz
OT North Dakota State
KC
81.

Patrick Jones
EDGE Pitt
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KC
95.

Quinn Meinerz
OC Wisconsin-Whitewater
KC
131.

Daelin Hayes
EDGE Notre Dame
KC
163.

Richard LeCounte
S Georgia
KC
225.

Olaijah Griffin
CB USC

KC
32.

Jayson Oweh
EDGE Penn State
KC
64.

Liam Eichenberg
OT Notre Dame
KC
95.

Dyami Brown
WR North Carolina
KC
131.

Austin Watkins
WR UAB
KC
163.

JaCoby Stevens
S LSU
KC
225.

Darren Hall
CB San Diego State

Went into this draft under the assumption that the team believes that Rankin is their LT and Niang is their RT. Fisher can take a pay cut while rehabbing and we re-sign Remmers to be the swing tackle.

Bengals offered #38 and #69 for #32.

#38 - Terrace Marshall, WR, LSU
#64 - Josh Myers, OC, Ohio State
#69 - Jevon Holland, S, Oregon
#95 - Dayo Odeyingbo, DE, Vanderbilt
#131 - Daelin Hayes, DE, Notre Dame
#163 - Frank Darby, WR, Arizona State
#225 - Olaijah Griffin, CB, USC

I don't know about taking a safety that high, but I like the rest. I've researched most of those players and have also taken them in mocks in similar spots.

Jevon Holland is one of the most versatile safeties in college football. He could literally play anywhere, he's a lot like Matthieu.

At worst, he'd be an instant upgrade over Sorenson on a rookie contract.

The Sorensen upgrade I'm into. That's why I picked Jacoby Stevens.

KC
39.

Jaelan Phillips
EDGE Miami (FL)
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KC
64.

Liam Eichenberg
OT Notre Dame
KC
84.

Amari Rodgers
WR Clemson
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KC
95.

Kenny Yeboah
TE Mississippi
KC
121.

Austin Watkins
WR UAB
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KC
131.

Aaron Banks
OG Notre Dame
KC
163.

Robert Rochell
CB Central Arkansas

35.

Terrace Marshall Jr.
WR LSU
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KC
63.

Liam Eichenberg
OT Notre Dame
KC
94.

Quinn Meinerz
OC Wisconsin-Whitewater
KC
111.

Marquez Stevenson
WR Houston
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KC
130.

Daelin Hayes
EDGE Notre Dame
KC
159.

JaCoby Stevens
S LSU
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KC
162.

Robert Rochell
CB Central Arkansas

I would love for us to be able to grab Rousseau in the end of the 1st, but that has no chance of happening. I think we can grab a top rated C in the 2nd so there's where I think we should absolutely look to strike-and save ourselves the Reiter price tag.

31.

Kansas City Chiefs
Gregory Rousseau
EDGE, Miami
63.

Kansas City Chiefs
Landon Dickerson
IOL, Alabama
94.

Kansas City Chiefs
D'Wayne Eskridge
WR, Western Michigan
135.

Kansas City Chiefs
Chatarius Atwell
WR, Louisville
174.

Kansas City Chiefs
Brenden Jaimes
OT, Nebraska
176.

Kansas City Chiefs
Josh Ball
OT, Marshall
180.

Kansas City Chiefs
Kelvin Joseph
CB, Kentucky
212.

Kansas City Chiefs
Joshua Ross
LB, Michigan

Hey Chris, I still can't believe you haven't commented on my last attempt.

I figured you'd be all over taking Humphrey and Radunz back to back. :D

where is it? I don't see it

ah. Missed it. I wouldn't complain at all for sure. HOWEVER, I do think interior line value is better in 3-4th. But yeah, if he's your guy, take him.

I ran one today. Goal was to trade down and focus on:

OL (one tackle, C)
WR (need help there)
DE (need more pop opposite Frank)

I think the Chiefs best bet to add affordable talent in FA is at WR and DE, so OL becomes my draft focus in this one.

After two trades downs (Using PFN) offered TO me, I end up turning #31 into #s 46, 76, and 209 and the board just lines up perfectly for me. Jalen Mayfield and Teven Jenkins and Terrance Marshall Jr all on the board/available at 46.

2.46 - I take Jalen Mayfield, OT, Michigan as I gaze longingly at Marshall and sob. He has higher upside than Jenkins, and has a reasonable floor of excellent RT with reason to believe he can be above-average at LT.

I get a few offers at 63 and can't pass up getting 67 and 134 from Houston. I trade down to 69 from there and upgrade #130 to #105.


2.69 - after a lot of internal debate, I take DE Dayo Odeyingbo. This is a reach according to the current PFN board, but I think it's about right for him by draft day, and he's an ideal fit for KC.

3.76 - I reach again, according to PFN, to get Quinn Meinerz, C, Wisconsin-Whitewater. His Senior Bowl performance was outstanding. His power and ability to handle power and speed just shine for me. Should give KC a BIG boost inside.

3.94 - Marquez Stevenson, WR, Houston. Hopefully, I've lined up a WR line Marvin Jones in free agency, making this a developmental guy who can give KC some touches as WR 3/4 early on, before becoming the guy at X in year 2 or 3.

4.104 - Tommy Tremble, TE, Notre Dame I make up for not doing a huge upgrade at WR2 by making TE2 a lot better.

5.134 - Paulson Adebo, CB, Stanford Not sure what happened to his stock in his college season, but this is a long, versatile corner who fits well in KC.
5.162 - Janarius Robinson, DE, Florida State Another Spags' build guy, horribly coached in college with immense physical tools.
6.209 - Justin Hilliard, LB, Ohio State Speedy WLB type who has potential in coverage. Just seemed like BPA for KC here.
7.224 - Mustafa Johnson, DT, Colorado Quick interior rusher

I've got way more movement here than is probably realistic, but the way the top of the draft fell is ideal. If KC ends up sitting at 46 with two viable day 1 starting Ts on the board as well as one of Marshall, Bateman, and Toney, I'll feel pretty good about that position.

I would be ecstatic with this. I also like Rashad Weaver at around that #69 spot.

This draft was kick-ass. I accepted some trade down offers, stayed true to the board, and filled a ton of needs.

KC
45.
Jaelan Phillips
EDGE Miami (FL)
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Super talented Edge player, projects as a 10 sack a year guy. This should make our front four a dominant group. I'd bring back Charlton too, for depth.

KC
64.
Liam Eichenberg
OT Notre Dame
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Draftnetwork scouting report says: plug and play LT, should transition easily to the NFL. All the physical skills, smart kid. I'd also sign Jason Peters as stop-gap/insurance/mentor/swing tackle reserve.
KC

88.
Quinn Meinerz
OC Wisconsin-Whitewater
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This kid's tape is unreal and he just flat ate up everyone Senior Bowl week. He went from not on anyone's radar to a probable 3rd rounder. He's a monster, and I seriously doubt he doesn't end up a pro-bowl caliber OC. I sign Justin Britt as cheap vet insurance/back-up/IOL depth.


KC
94.
Kenny Yeboah
TE Mississippi
This is a talented receiving TE. Kelce's heir apparent, will be a weapon right away. Two TE sets could really be deadly, and help out young OT's with chips on their way out to routes.


KC
105.
Joe Tryon
EDGE Washington
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In year one, Tryon is probably a pass rush specialist, as he's about ten pounds lighter than Clark. That's fine; as a rotational piece with Danna/Charlton, and a year in an NFL weight program he can totally hit that 260ish ideal. They say you can't have too many pass rushers; I agree. This allows us to keep even Clark fresh. Maybe that's his problem.
KC

130.
Aaron Banks
OG Notre Dame
KC
The ideal Reid OG. Power, athleticism both. Great value here. Also a plus: He's used to playing next to Eichenberg. If he beats out Alegretti, great, move Alegretti to RG competition with LDT.

131.
Austin Watkins
WR UAB
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Prototype Sammy Watkins size, VERY similar skillset. 'X' receiver of the future.

KC
224.
Darren Hall
CB San Diego State
Spags approved length and speed. We've hit on this type of player the last few years, and we'll need some depth after Breeland probably walks. Re-sign Baker, and roll with Sneed, Baker, Ward, Fenton, and this kid.

That's solid. Mines would look something like that if I opted for trades but this is what I got for my hangover mock

31.
Kansas City Chiefs
Jaelan Phillips
EDGE, Miami
This guy is always available at this spot. He's hard for me to pass up unless a guy like Terrace Marshall is still on the board

63.
Kansas City Chiefs
Spencer Brown
OT, Northern Iowa
I don't see a lot about this guy but the report is he has plenty of athleticism and strength to go with outstanding size and length

94.
Kansas City Chiefs
Rodarius Williams
CB, Oklahoma State
Adequate size and length, and physical

135.
Kansas City Chiefs
Josh Imatorbhebhe
WR, Illinois
Good size and superb athlete

174.
Kansas City Chiefs
Chris Evans
RB, Michigan
I still maintain that we need more juice behind CEH. CEH was the best thing on offense last night and I have full confidence in him going forward but he needs a running mate and DW31 ain't it

176.
Kansas City Chiefs
Joshua Kaindoh
EDGE, Florida State
Long rusher with supreme athleticism could be another toy for Spags

180.
Kansas City Chiefs
Drake Jackson
IOL, Kentucky
Very good in college but a little on the small side

212.
Kansas City Chiefs
Paddy Fisher
LB, Northwestern

Not ideal in pass coverage, but good size and plenty of thump

31.

Kansas City Chiefs
Jalen Mayfield
OT, Michigan
63.

Kansas City Chiefs
Amon-Ra St. Brown
WR, USC
94.

Kansas City Chiefs
Hunter Long
TE, Boston College
135.

Kansas City Chiefs
Daelin Hayes
EDGE, Notre Dame
174.

Kansas City Chiefs
Bobby Brown III
IDL, Texas A&M
176.

Kansas City Chiefs
James Empey
IOL, BYU
180.

Kansas City Chiefs
Shaka Toney
EDGE, Penn State
212.

Kansas City Chiefs
Trill Williams
CB, Syracuse

Man, that is fun!

KC
54.

Liam Eichenberg
OT Notre Dame
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KC
63.

Patrick Jones
EDGE Pitt
KC
84.

Josh Myers
OC Ohio State
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KC
94.

D’Wayne Eskridge
WR Western Michigan
KC
130.

Monty Rice
LB Georgia
KC
162.

JaCoby Stevens
S LSU

Spencer Brown is probably a RT in the NFL. Seen him play quite a bit.

This was kind of a weird one. Bateman fell because almost all of the tackles went early. It created a log jam in the middle rounds though, so I ended up getting quite a bit of line help anyway.

31.
Rashod Bateman
WR Minnesota

72.
Dillon Radunz
OT North Dakota State
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94.
Patrick Jones
EDGE Pitt

118.
Brady Christensen
OT BYU
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130.
Aaron Banks
OG Notre Dame

167.
Trey Hill
OC Georgia
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211.
Justin Hilliard
LB Ohio State
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224.
Ta'Quon Graham
DT Texas

We’re going to be okay, guys.

31.

Jaylen Waddle
WR Alabama
KC
63.

Dillon Radunz
OT North Dakota State
KC
94.

Quinn Meinerz
OC Wisconsin-Whitewater
KC
137.

Daelin Hayes
EDGE Notre Dame
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KC
162.

Robert Rochell
CB Central Arkansas
KC
168.

Paris Ford
S Pitt

Lots of trade downs. My only regret is missing out on Michigan WR Nico Collins, who went at 93. I was hoping he'd fall to me at the start of the 4th.

KC
38.
Jalen Mayfield--Starting OT on left or right side with flexibility to move inside
OT Michigan
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KC

63.
Patrick Jones--Run defender who sets the edge and has developing pass rush skills. Ideal size and above average bend and athleticism for the 4-3 edge. Can start day 1.
EDGE Pitt
KC

105.
Quinn Meinerz--He was my late round draft crush until he blew up at the Senior Bowl. Tosses defenders like rag dolls. Hopefully he has the athleticism to work effectively in the KC offense.
OC Wisconsin-Whitewater
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KC

106.
Adrian Ealy--Developmental OT, but will hopefully provide depth and push to start in year 2.
OT Oklahoma
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KC

127.
Paulson Adebo--Chance to start year 1 on the outside. Has all the tools to stand out in Spags' system.
CB Stanford
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KC

130.
Tre McKitty--Good athlete with a nice catch radius and RAC ability. Can he learn to block at the pro level? Often looks like an oversized WR, which can be a good thing.
TE Georgia
KC

140.
Cornell Powell--Great blocker, smart player, good route runner, and tough to bring down. Reminds me of Pringle, but younger and more polished. Ultimate team guy who should challenge for reps if he can learn the offense quickly enough.
WR Clemson
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KC

162.
Janarius Robinson--Big DE with the ability to kick inside in pass rush situations. Relentless motor and a mean streak.
EDGE Florida State
KC

224.
Josh Ball--Lengthy OL with good weight distribution. Needs better functional strength to compete at this level, so he'll need some time to season. Good fundamentals.
OT Marshall

This would be completely awesome, in my opinion.

KC
39.

Jaelan Phillips
EDGE Miami (FL)
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KC
70.

Dillon Radunz
OT North Dakota State
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KC
73.

Amari Rodgers
WR Clemson
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KC
94.

Quinn Meinerz
OC Wisconsin-Whitewater
KC
130.

Keith Taylor
CB Washington
KC
143.

Daelin Hayes
EDGE Notre Dame
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KC
163.

Kylin Hill
RB Mississippi State
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KC
218.

Kylen Granson
TE SMU
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Not sure what everyone would think about it....but when an OT falls in the first....I’ve been able to trade up from the bottom of the 2nd round to around #40-45 for Marshall. All it costs is a 2nd rounder in 2022.

If Reid and Veach think he's the guy, I'm down.

Going back to my last mock, anybody know much about Brady Christensen?

I didn't see much BYU football but reading this guy's scouting reports, I'm really surprised he's not rated higher. Other than level of competition, it doesn't seem has any real weaknesses.

I haven't watched him a metric shitton, but I haven't seen anything terrible. I think the biggest knock will be level of competition much like Radunz. What gave me the most pause is he doesn't look to have that elite lateral agility and quickness in his slide to reach NFL speed at LT. I think he'd struggle holding the arc. He also tends to let his hands get wide. He looks like a RT in the NFL that needs a bit of adjustment time.

Yea he’s a solid mid round prospect, but it appears he’s a starting RT at best, but likely just a swing tackle.

Man that offensive line would crack some heads I love it

It asked me for money after round 4 so I exited out

Toney
Tyson Campbell CB Georgia
Brady Christensen T BYU
Shaka Toney DE Penn State

Guys I had us winning another super bowl just 4 rounds in

Version 2. Will do another one before the draft after any trades or FA signings.

31. Liam Eichenberg, OT, Notre Dame

63. Carlos Basham Jr., EDGE, Wake Forest

94. Trey Hill, IOL, Georgia

135. Tamorrion Terry, WR, Florida State

174. Matt Bushman, TE, BYU

176. Paddy Fisher, LB, Northwestern

180. Pooka Williams, RB, Kansas

212. Landon Young, OT, Kentucky

I'm done doing these for a while.

Sitting here at #31 with Freiermuth, Bateman, Moehrig, Mayfield, and Oweh available.

I just can't right now.

DOOOOOOOOOD.

I took several trade backs and by adding in some late picks was able to get a ton of picks in the 2nd and 3rd rounds.

KC
46.

Terrace Marshall Jr.
WR LSU
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KC
63.

Liam Eichenberg
OT Notre Dame
KC
71.

Rashad Weaver
EDGE Pitt
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KC
94.

Quinn Meinerz
OC Wisconsin-Whitewater
KC
95.

Joe Tryon
EDGE Washington
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KC
96.

Kenny Yeboah
TE Mississippi
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KC
176.

Benjamin St-Juste
CB Minnesota
KC
180.

Jack Anderson
OG Texas Tech

I think all of those, save Moehrig, make sense for KC at 31.

I'm intrigued by the idea of adding Freiermuth and evolving the base offense even more than I'd been before.

Pairing a more traditional TE with Kelce, Hill, and CEH is really an intriguing option (especially if Bateman and Marshall and the round 1-worthy T are gone by that point in time).

Running a 12 set with Hill, Kelce, Freiermuth, and even Hardman would get pretty fun to defend.

Keep those S deep to guard the deep speed of Hill and Hardman. Oh, you've gone dime and are planning to drop 7? Cool. We're going run from this two TE set.

I trie to trade down 4-5 spots but couldn't get a suitable deal. I just gave up.

So here's a mock built around the idea of taking Freiermuth first.

The key thing here is, if you do this you are changing your starting personnel. KC shifts to a team that runs 12 personnel as its primary personnel grouping, rather than 11.

31. Pat Freiermuth, TE, Penn State
70. (trade) Walker Little, OT, Stanford
94. Quinn Meinerz, C, Wisconsin-Whitewater
136. Paulson Adebo, CB< Stanford
144. Wiliam Bradley-King, DE, Baylor
157. (trade) Richard LeCounte, S, Georgia
176. Khalil Herbert, RB, Va. Tech
180. Dez Fitzpatrick, WR, Louisville
256. Wyatt Hubert, DE, Kansas State

You'd have to address a starting DE AND at least a fill-in LT in free agency.

But I could see something like this being a logical evolution of the Chiefs-Reid offense, considering what teams are trying to do to Mahomes. In Freiermuth, you gain a TE who is an excellent blocker and who can be a real weapon in the middle of the field.

Running a 12 set as your primary offense, whether from shotgun or under center, would set KC up to really take advantage of teams dropping two safeties deep and dictate the matchups.

It all pins on how you evaluate Freiermuth, though. Is that someone ready to kick in Day 1 and play starters snaps? Is he as good as a receiver as thought?

I like this draft but I just don't see Reid making such a radical change.

I'm done a bunch of mocks and just trying this out. I went with 3 OL because Chiefs needs more support up front.

31.
Gregory Rousseau
EDGE, Miami

63.
Trey Smith
IOL, Tennessee

94.
Hunter Long
TE, Boston College

135.
Joshuah Bledsoe
S, Missouri

174.
Josh Imatorbhebhe
WR, Illinois

176.
Sadarius Hutcherson
IOL, South Carolina

180.
Brenden Jaimes
OT, Nebraska

212.
Carlo Kemp
IDL, Michigan

31.

Kansas City Chiefs
Jaelan Phillips
EDGE, Miami
63.

Kansas City Chiefs
Amon-Ra St. Brown
WR, USC
94.

Kansas City Chiefs
Walker Little
OT, Stanford
135.

Kansas City Chiefs
Javian Hawkins
RB, Louisville
174.

Kansas City Chiefs
Simi Fehoko
WR, Stanford
176.

Kansas City Chiefs
Drake Jackson
IOL, Kentucky
180.

Kansas City Chiefs
Kelvin Joseph
CB, Kentucky
212.

Kansas City Chiefs
Naquan Jones
IDL, Michigan State

31. Nick Bolton, LB Missouri
63. Jay Tufele, IDL, USC
94. Jackson Carman, OT, Clemson Probably move to Guard
135. Rashad Weaver, DE/Edge, Pitt
174 Kenny Yeboah, TE, Ole Miss
176. Cole Van Lanen, OT, Wisconsin
180. Josh IMatorbhebhe, WR, Illinois
212. Joshua Kaindoh, DE/Edge, Florida State - 6'7" 147 lb hope he can gain weight!

ran one de-emphasizing OT as some of y'all think just to see what happens.

I guess if we went this route, they'd sign someone like Jason Peters to hold down the fort until Fisher gets back and start Niang at RT.

If those things happen, this draft is pretty killer.

KC
51.

Terrace Marshall Jr.
WR LSU
Sammy who?
KC
63.

Rashad Weaver
EDGE Pitt
KC
Should be a solid LDE with plus pass rush capability. Spags prototype.
74.

Creed Humphrey
OC Oklahoma
Best interior lineman in the draft probably. Day one upgrade.
KC
86.

Joe Tryon
EDGE Washington
pass rush specialist in '21; Clark replacement down the road.
KC
136.

Austin Watkins
WR UAB
Another guy with similar skillset/physicality to Watkins
KC
144.

Divine Deablo
S Virginia Tech
Big, physical safety to finally upgrade the DD spot in this defense.
KC
147.

Paulson Adebo
CB Stanford
Spags prototype length and athleticism.
KC
176.

Jaylon Moore
OT Western Michigan
Is he a LT at this level? Probably not. Should be a good OG with the potential to play outside later.
KC
180.

Tre McKitty
TE Georgia
Really good receiver, decent blocker. A weapon to pair with Kelce/insurance policy.
KC
256.

Kayode Awosika
OT Buffalo
Reid likes to take college OT's and move them to guard. That's likely what happens here.

That's actually a really good draft and somewhat realistic I think.

Well, assuming that something like a Peters/Fisher combo gets us through, and assuming that Niang shows up ready to go, then we upgrade several places with it.

Humphrey's almost a certain thing at this point.

Weaver and Tryon should upgrade the pass rush and allow Clark to actually take some breaks.

Marshall and A. Watkins both have a lot of potential at WR. Then you've got two Tyreek style burners and two Sammy style 'X' types.

Deablo I like a lot. Plus, I mean, his ****ing name is Devil. You gotta like that for a head-hunting dimebacker/box safety. If you're going to replace Dirty Dan, let's do with the ****ing devil. And then after every time he de-cleats some poor soul in the flat, they can play SHOUT AT THE DEVIL over the Arrowhead sound system.

I think Tre Mckitty is kind of undervalued. He's a little leaner than Kelce, but he's also faster. Still a willing blocker, but an actual weapon in the passing game.

shrug...

I like Deablo too being a Hokie fan. I mocked him to us in my first go round. I see him as a more of a playmaker than head hunter of the Kam Chancellor mold....but he definitely could be a good replacement for Sorenson

Agree. He definitely fits that hybrid 3rd S/WLB role well.

He'd be an ideal Sorensen upgrade.

Tryon at 86? Hmm. I've been putting him in 2 and am severely 2nd guessing that and am thinking he's a guy in play at 31. I have serious issues with their rankings on this site as it is, but this one seems WAY off.

I use the PFN mock mostly.

They update their player rankings pretty frequently.

Tryon at his current weight is a pass rush specialist or 3-4 OLB. I think a year in an NFL training room could pay off and he could be a 260lb. DE on the right side.

So half the NFL will be devaluing him as an every down player. The other half probably see him as a contributor early, but a project as an every down guy.

He was listed at 262 and looks it. I don't think so.

draftnetwork has him at 251.

Make it one of the many things they are consistently wrong about. :D

Perkins played at 247. Tryon is a couple of inches taller, with longer arms and a thicker lower half.

No way he's 251.

well, I'd definitely be skeptical of their player rankings then, if they can't even get people's weight right.

this is going to be a really weird draft anyway, no matter what.

No real combine; work-out warriors that usually rise after won't. It'll be all about 2019 production and some 2020, and projections.

Weird.

We should do well.

Speaking of Perkins, man am I really, really high on that kid. Might be my favorite DE prospect within our range. He's a little small but he's so explosive and generates so much pressure.

Went in with the Assumption that the Chiefs bring in a legit #2 Receiver in Free Agency like an Allen Robinson (please) or a Cory Davis.

At 31 Cincinnati calls and offers 38 and 69 for 31 and 136. Still some guys on the board that I really like but feel this is a pretty big value for 31. (The Bengals took Teven Jenkins)

KC
38.
Jaelan Phillips
EDGE Miami (FL)
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Jaelan Phillips is somehow still available and at 38 I have to take him. A legit pass rusher to improve the DL. I know OL is the big need, but you usually can't find legit pass rushers any later in the draft. KC should jump all over this.

KC
63.

Landon Dickerson
OC Alabama

At 63 another player is somehow available and it is Landon Dickerson. This is my favorite IOL in the entire draft and the Chiefs should be ecstatic to get him this early. I don't think it will happen though. I would spend 31 on this guy, I think from day one this is Pat's center for 10 Years.

KC
69.

Liam Eichenberg
OT Notre Dame
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At 69 I have some nice options and really like how the board is falling. I think really hard about Tylan Wallace because I love the player, but ultimately decide I want to take an OT. We've mitigated the need for WR a little bit with FA. At Tackle I have to choose between Eichenburg, Radunz and S. Brown. I choose Eichenburg, because he is probably the most ready to play today given the uncertainty at OT and has some versatility.

KC
94.

Tommy Tremble
TE Notre Dame
KC

This is probably my favorite pick. At 94 I go TE. Not a huge need but love the value of the player. I like the WR's available and do think really hard about Stevenson but can't pass up Tommy Tremble this late on the board. Tremble comes in right away and really improves the versatility of the offense. Kelce is already the best TE in the game but now with Tremble it is easily the best TE room in the NFL.

144.

Paulson Adebo
CB Stanford

At the end of the 4th round I take the best available CB hoping to strike gold again like last year. At this spot I like the value who can hopefully be a day 1 outside corner for us if we don't bring back Breeland. I do strongly consider Caden Sterns here as well just to bring in another safety if we don't bring back Sorenson. But ultimately went corner. Like last year I like this spot to bring in quality and experienced DB's.

KC
176.

Jaylon Moore
OT Western Michigan

Here in the 5th I go with another OL in Jaylon Moore. Make it 3 OL drafted to inject that position with talent. I like Jaylon Moore here as a good experienced player to have in the room. Hopefully a 5th round rookie doesn't have to start day 1 but I like the player here as a developmental tackle.

KC
180.

Anthony Schwartz
WR Auburn

I know that speedy slot receiver isn't the need, but after bringing in an X receiver in FA, I can't pass up the speed and athleticism here this late.

KC
256.

Grant Stuard
LB Houston

At 256 I take the highest LB left on the board. I have my doubts KC will even pick here come May.

With this draft I have successfully improved the lines of scrimmage on both sides of the ball, which should be goal #1 of this offseason. At 38 and 63 alone I believe i've brought in 2 guys that on Day 1 drastically improve the line of scrimmage. I don't know that KC is going to get an offer like that for 31 and I'm not sure some of the players will fall to where they did, but I love the haul of players we bring in.

Starting OL Week 1 Eichenburg-Allegretti-Dickerson-LDT-Niang. That is an absolutely improved group over last year from a talent perspective.

this draft kicks ass:

KC
41.

Jaelan Phillips
EDGE Miami (FL)
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KC
63.

Liam Eichenberg
OT Notre Dame
KC
71.

Amari Rodgers
WR Clemson
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KC
93.

Joe Tryon
EDGE Washington
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KC
94.

Josh Myers
OC Ohio State
KC
144.

Paulson Adebo
CB Stanford
KC
176.

Jaelon Darden
WR North Texas
KC
180.

Joshua Bledsoe
S Missouri
KC
256.

Brendan Jaimes
OT Nebraska

****ing fixed. Cut Fisher and keep LDT and Niang.

31.

Rashawn Slater
OT Northwestern
KC
66.

Creed Humphrey
OC Oklahoma
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KC
94.

Quinn Meinerz
OC Wisconsin-Whitewater
KC
136.

Aaron Banks
OG Notre Dame
KC
144.

David Moore
OG Grambling State
KC
147.

Drake Jackson
OC Kentucky
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KC
176.

Jack Anderson
OG Texas Tech
KC
180.

Dan Moore
OT Texas A&M

Seriously though. Took a trade down and grabbed Marshall. Then traded up in the 3rd to grab Meinerz.

41.

Terrace Marshall Jr.
WR LSU
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KC
63.

Dillon Radunz
OT North Dakota State
KC
72.

Rashad Weaver
EDGE Pitt
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KC
88.

Quinn Meinerz
OC Wisconsin-Whitewater
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KC
136.

Shaun Wade
S Ohio State
KC
176.

Anthony Schwartz
WR Auburn
KC
180.

Malcolm Koonce
EDGE Buffalo
KC
256.

Jermar Jefferson
RB Oregon State

Shaun Wade at 136? I'm gonna stick up for my boy and say their rankings are ****ing whack.

6'1" 195 and runs a 4.41, physical. Can play man, play zone, gets home on blitzes, plays the run extremely well, and is an outstanding tackler. He has the versatility to play the slot. Etc. Ohio State CBs are well respected by the NFL. He needs some work in press and disrupting high-point catches, both coming from lack of game experience on the outside. He's been compared to Minkah Fitzpatrick who went at 11, and honestly, he might be best as a FS. As a corner, I don't think he lasts past the end of 2. If a team wants him as a FS and he shows willingness in interviews, he could go in the 1st.

No way, just no ****ing way, he goes in the late 4th.

None of these rankings mean shit right now.

my dream draft.

KC
39.

Jayson Oweh
EDGE Penn State
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KC
63.

Liam Eichenberg
OT Notre Dame
KC
73.

Amari Rodgers
WR Clemson
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KC
99.

Quinn Meinerz
OC Wisconsin-Whitewater
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KC
136.

Divine Deablo
S Virginia Tech
KC
144.

Paulson Adebo
CB Stanford
KC
176.

Ellerson Smith
EDGE Northern Iowa
KC
194.

Quintin Morris
TE Bowling Green
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KC
256.

Lorenzo Neal
DT Purdue

Just ran the first 3 rounds. There were 7 OT taken before our pick; 6 WR gone; and 4 Edge players selected before the Chiefs pick. There were, however, no DT taken before our pick, so...

1. DT Christian Barmore
2. CB Shaun Wade
3. Edge Janarius Robinson

Bummer to come out of the first three rounds without an OT or a WR, but maybe we can build a defensive line capable of getting pressure without blitzing. Or maybe I'm an idiot.

Did the first 3 rounds too.

31. OT Alijah Vera-Tucker
63. ED Joseph Ossai
94. WR Amon-Ra St Brown
100. C Quinn Meinerz - Traded picks 144 and 180

31.
Alijah Vera-Tucker
IOL, USC

63.
Brevin Jordan
TE, Miami

94.
Jordan Smith
EDGE, UAB

136.
Sage Surratt
WR, Wake Forest

144.
Ambry Thomas
CB, Michigan

176.
Josh Ball
OT, Marshall

180.
Kansas City Chiefs
Khyiris Tonga
IDL, BYU

217.
Joshua Ross
LB, Michigan

Vera-Tucker is going before #31, just saying. He probably goes in the late teens.

Lots of trades, the OL value never got to me really in any round. Kind of sucked so I went BPA mostly instead.

32.
Rashod Bateman
WR Minnesota
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63.
Jabril Cox
LB LSU

95.
Dayo Odeyingbo
EDGE Vanderbilt
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128.
Shaun Wade
S Ohio State
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136.
David Moore
OG Grambling State

140.
Shaka Toney
EDGE Penn State
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156.
Drake Jackson
OC Kentucky
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176.
Malcolm Koonce
EDGE Buffalo

180.
Jack Anderson
OG Texas Tech

196.
Nick Eubanks
TE Michigan
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Passed on Bateman to take Mayfield, hoping to find value at WR in the 2nd or 3rd but it ended up that DE was where it was at. Offensive line was deep well into the middle rounds. Didn't really address WR but this draft shores up both lines in a big way.

31.
Jalen Mayfield
OT Michigan

63.
Carlos Basham Jr.
EDGE Wake Forest

94.
Joe Tryon
EDGE Washington

144.
David Moore
OG Grambling State

165.
Trey Hill
OC Georgia
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176.
Jaylon Moore
OT Western Michigan

180.
Landon Young
OT Kentucky

201.
Anthony Schwartz
WR Auburn
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205.
Kelvin Joseph
CB Kentucky
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230.
Lorenzo Neal
DT Purdue
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256.
Tre Walker
WR San Jose State

That looks really good. Getting Basham AND Tryon would really set KC up to dump Clark after the 21 season if they want. And it would give them some nice rush-down options to pair with Clark and Jones.