Chiefs' Canady Pick Boosts Secondary

0:00The Kansas City Chiefs are wrapping up the 2026 NFL Draft on day three in Pittsburgh, and they've already made a splash with their round. Four pick, Oregon Cornerback, Jadon, Canadian. Coming off a trade-up for LSU's Mansour Delane, and grabs like Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods at 29th overall, plus Oklahoma Edge Russia R. Mason Thomas at 40th, they're doubling down on the secondary. Earlier picks set them up with flexibility, entering day three with four selections to play with. General manager Brett Veech wasted no time, targeting another 5th de-corner, to boost Steve Spagnololo's defense right out the gate. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Canadian's fit. He's got tons of college naps, over a thousand in the slot alone, according to pro football focus. At five foot 10 and 181 pounds, he's built for inside work, with instincts and quickness that could make him NFL ready in the bay. Right spots. Grades are rolling in from cheese watchers,

1:02praising his versatility from slot to boundary, and even safety roles across multiple schools. More picks are coming today, so expect Veech to keep maneuvering. This draft class is stacking the defense deep, positioning Kansas City to chase another ring with speed and depth on the back end. Kansas news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters. I'm Cory with the story.