ESPN's Top Needs to Value Picks Alternating Mock

[Couch-Potato]

31. Kansas City Chiefs
Miller's pick that fills a big need: Bryan Bresee, DT, Clemson

The Chiefs are coming off a Super Bowl victory in which the offense didn't have a wide receiver record a 1,000-yard season, so this team can win in a variety of ways. GM Brett Veach has drafted very well to stock the roster with young, cheap talent. However, there isn't a defensive tackle under contract past the 2023 season, which makes the interior a huge question mark for the future. Let's go with Bresee to close things out.

Reid's pick that gets best value: Quentin Johnston, WR, TCU

Through 30 picks, my top 30 prospects have all come off the board. The next three are linebacker Drew Sanders (Arkansas), edge rusher Will McDonald IV (Iowa State) and Johnston, and they are all pretty close in grade. I think K.C. would be pumped to land Johnston here as a high-end playmaker for quarterback Patrick Mahomes. He's a different type of wideout than what's currently on the Chiefs' roster, as a big-body target who can be used in various ways in Andy Reid's diverse playbook.

[Couch-Potato]

Nice!

[BossChief]

Bryan Breece would be a really good pick imo.

[Chief Northman]

Not sold on Bresee. Hasn’t been the same since the acl injury. Plays with high pad level.

I do not think WR is as high a need as pundits are making out, but Johnston at 31 would be tempting. I think OT is the play if one of Harrison, Jones or Wright are available.

[GloucesterChief]

Johnston is a big bodied tall WR that doesn't play like one and not in the good way.

[Tribal Warfare]

My Darkhorse pick is Darnell Washington, but it's a coin flip between Anudike-Uzomah and Hall for my actual #31 spot selection

[kcfan75]