Chiefs Draft Day Two Picks: Speed & Size

0:00The Kansas City Chiefs have built their success on speedy wide receivers that shred defenses, but modern schemes with the skies and split safeties, demand more variety. General Manager Brett Veech is targeting three-day-two prospects in this year's NFL draft to bolster the position beyond pure quickness. Defences are adapting fast, forcing head coach Andy Reed to evolve the offense with reliable hands and bigger bodies that win in traffic. The CART receiver group lacks those elements, making these additions a smart pivot for sustained wins. Fans and analysts see this as crucial, especially after recent championships relied heavily on explosiveness. Adding size addresses a clear gap, helping quarter Patrick Mahomes in tighter windows and supporting the run game with versatile blockers. Antonio Williams from Clemson stands out for his sure hands on any throw from jump balls to zone beaters plus burst after the catch. Ted Hurst of Georgia State offers six foot three frame at 206 pounds with a 4.4 240 yard dash.

1:00Malachi Fields from Notre Dame excels in contested grabs, route savvy and run blocking. These picks could blend old speed with new reliability, keeping the chiefs ahead as the lead shifts. From your city, powered by AI, this is Kansas News Today. I'm Corey with the story.