Chiefs' Mock Draft: Speed & Strength

0:00It's March 3rd for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Kansas City Chiefs came away from the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis with fresh insights on top college talent. Their general manager, Brett Veech, now has a clearer picture of players who could fit the team's needs. Come Draft Day in April. A new seven round mock draft highlights how the Chiefs might target combined standouts to bolster their roster, especially if free agency shakes things. Up in the first round at pick number nine, the mock has them grabbing Notre Dame running back Jeremiah Love, a speed demon whose 40 yard dash turned, heads, and could ignite their ground attack. They follow that in round two, pick number 40, with Clemson offensive tackle Blake Miller, who crushed 32 bench press reps positioning him. As a right tackle starter, Meanwhile, round three brings Oklahoma defensive lineman Grayson Halton at pick number 74

1:00thanks to his top vertical jump and quick 40. Time among big men. The Chiefs double down on Sooner's talent in round four, selecting wide receiver Deon Berks at pick number 109 for his explosive jumps and speed. Later rounds keep the momentum with Kentucky offensive lineman Jalen Farmer in round five, pick number 146 adding more line depth with his solid dash time. They caveat with Arkansas quarterback, tailing green at pick number 176, whose jaw dropping 4436 speed and leaps made him a surprise athletic star. Fans are buzzing about these athletic fits as the picks emphasize speed and strength to refresh the run game and protection upfront. With free agency looming, Veach has options, but these combined gyms show a draft path focused on immediate impact players, appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. Headphones in a pillow, once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-I-SOLY-PILLO.com.