Chiefs' Draft Strategy: Tight End, WR, Edge Rusher, DB

0:00It's April 21st. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Kansas City Chiefs fans got a boost, which Travis Kelsey back at 36 for his final years. But talk of drafting his tight end successor, like Kenyan. Sadik in the first round is cooling off. ESPN's Peter Schreger predicts head coach Andy Reed skips tight end at pick number 9, eyeing a wide receiver or pass rusher instead if they slide. Meanwhile, the receiver room took hits with Hollywood Brown signing in Philly, Juju Smith Schuster gone, and Rishi Rice dealing with all field. Issues. Young guys like Ty Quant Thornton and Xavier Worthy show promise but aren't elite yet. Grabbing someone like Denzel Boston or Mackay Lemon, both with over 850 yards and 11 scores last year, could fill that gap big. Time. Last season 6 and 11 record, exposed the defense, especially pass rush with just 35 sacks, ranking 22nd.

1:00Chris Jones and George Carl Aftis carried it with 13 sacks combined. Read my target ed rushers like Ruben Bane Jr. or Arvel Reese to boost that pressure. On the back end, their hosting visits with studs like LSU Corner, Mansour Delane, the top corner who shut down receivers with just 13 catches. Allowed and 8 picks or Ohio State Safety Caleb Downs, a versatile ballhawk who's never given up a touchdown. With 9 picks including that rare top 10 shot, Reed Squad aims to reload fast after a rough decade low year, turning gold from later rounds into the next Super Bowl run.