Chiefs Release Taylor, Eye Draft for OL Replacement

0:00The latest scores, headlines and storylines, right here on NFL News today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The Kansas City Chiefs have released right tackle, Jawan Taylor, after he started 12 games last season. His penalties played a big role in the decision, leaving a gap on the offensive line. Now the team is eyeing the draft to find a replacement, especially with Jalen Moore as a possible starter who could use competition and training camp. The Chiefs finished six wins in 11 losses last year, and they know protecting Patrick Mahomes up front is key to bouncing back. While many mock drafts have them taking a running back or defensive end with their top 10 pick, they have six total selections to address needs like. This, fans and analysts see this as a smart move to rebuild the right side of the line. Taylor's experience will be missed, but his mistakes hurt too much. General manager Brett Veech spoke at the scouting combine about building strength and the offensive line tops the priority list. Top draft prospects include Alabama's

1:01Caden Proctor, a massive blocker with power to dominate rushers and great potential as a long-term starter. Utah's Spencer Fano stands out with solid footwork at right tackle over the past two seasons, though his arm length raises some questions, he might. Even slide inside if needed. Fordous Austin Barber could be a later round steal, offering strong drive blocking from either tackle spot after 21 straight starts on the left. With more already in-house, grabbing Barber would add depth and competition without burning an early pick. Cheese Kingdom is buzzing about these options to shore up protection. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor. Press play, put your head down, the sound is already there. S-O-L-I-SOLI-PILO dot com.