Kadyn Proctor, Carnell Tate: Chiefs Host Top Draft Prospects

0:00On March 27, Alabama Offensive Tackle Kaden Proctor stands just under 6 foot 7 and weighs 352 pounds. He's drawing a lot of attention ahead of the NFL Draft on April 23rd. Some teens might skip him in the first round, but Draft expert Daniel Jeremiah projects him going to the Philadelphia Eagles at Pick 23 as, insurance for their aging right tackle. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs have him scheduled for a top 30 visit. Earlier this week, Chiefs General Manager Brett Beach talked about the draft process at the Scouting Combine. He stressed how teams use every chance to evaluate players from workouts to private meetings. Top 30 visits let clubs bring prospects to their facilities for tours, film sessions, and staff interviews, but no on-field work is allowed. These visits carry real weight because teams often end up drafting or signing the players they host. Last year, several prospects who visited Kansas City made their 90-man roster.

1:00Showing how these trips help seal deals and let players check out. Teams too. The Chiefs aren't stopping with Proctor. They're hosting Ohio State Y receiver Carnell Tate, who has visits lined up with teens holding early picks like the Titans, Giants, and Commanders. Other names include Titans from North Carolina State and Georgia, plus receivers from Southern Cal and Arizona State. As the draft week workout nears, expect more buzz around these matchups with Kansas City positioning itself to grab Keith Allen early. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.