Chiefs' Draft: Top Tackle, Edge Rusher Targets

0:00It's March 29th. NFL news today starts now. AI powered in game ready. I'm Corey with the story. The Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up for the NFL draft with picks at number 9 and number 29. Their first top 10 selection in nearly a decade. Analysts are buzzing about hidden gems they could snag early to build depth across the board. Especially with GM Brett Veech, eyeing big moves come. Late April. One name popping of big is Alabama offensive tackle. Kaden Proctor. A top lineman who's already got a top 30 visit lined up with the Chiefs. Even though tackle isn't their burning need right now, his size and skills could lock down the pocket for patched my homes right away. If Proctor goes top 8, analysts say they might pivot to Georgia's Monroe Freeling. Another quick-footed tackle with long-term starter vibes. These two are neck and neck in projections, giving Kansas City solid options to beef up the line without forcing it.

1:00Shifting to defense, Auburn's Celtic Falk stands out as a six-foot six-edge rusher who's just 20 years old but plays like a vet. The Chiefs desperately need more pressure upfront after struggling last season, and he's projected mid to late first round. With so many paths to contention, Veech has his work cut out, but landing any of these could spark that next dynasty run draft nights going to be. Fireworks in KC.