Bill Maas Announces Chiefs Picks in NFL Draft

0:00It's April 24th. Welcome to NFL News today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. The NFL just drop word that legends from all 32 teams will step up to announce picks in rounds two and three of this year's draft. For the Kansas City Chiefs, that honor goes to Bill Maas, a true team icon, ready to usher in the next wave of talent. Pittsburgh's hosting the draft for the first time since 1948 and Maas is one of seven day two announcers who went to Pitt, giving it. That extra local flavor. Fans eat up this tradition every year, especially when a legend calls a pick for a rival squad, it amps up the drama big time. Maas burst onto the scene as a first round pick in 1984, snagging defensive rookie of the year and all rookie honors right out the gate. Over his Chiefs tenure through 1992, he racked up 40 sacks, two safeties, and even two touchdowns, proving he was a force on, defense. Last year, Maas joined the Chiefs Hall of Fame as the 54th individual and 50th player, cementing his legacy as we gear up for these epic draft moments.