Chiefs Host Top Draft Prospects

0:00It's March 26th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI, your gridiron upding. I'm Corey with the story. With the 2026 NFL draft fewer than 30 days away, the Kansas City Chiefs are ramping up their pre-draft process by hosting top 30. Visits with potential picks. These meetings happened over the April 23rd to 25th weekend, giving the team a closer look at prospects beyond the scouting combine. Top 30 visits let teams invite up to 30 players for detailed chats, film breakdowns, and medical evaluations to check on any injury concerns. No on-field workouts are allowed. Just facility tours and locker room walkthroughs. Local college players within 50 miles don't count toward the limit. Fans and analysts see these visits as a sign. The cheese are targeting specific needs, like bolstering their offensive line and receiver core. The team has already hosted or scheduled meetings with several standouts, focusing on versatile athletes who could fit their system right away.

1:00Recent reports highlight offensive tackle Cadyn Proctor from Alabama, starting his visits with Kansas City later this week. Other names include Titan, Justin Jolie, and offensive tackle Anthony Belton from North Carolina State, wide receivers, Carnell Tate from Ohio State, and Mackay Lemon from USC, plus Titan, Oscar Delp from Georgia. Other prospects like cornerback Chris Johnson from San Diego State and defensive tackle Caleb Banks from Florida have also met with the staff. Earlier this month, as the draft nears, these interactions will shape the cheese bigboard and final decisions.