Marcus Peters Takes Over McClymonds, Chiefs Draft Buzz

0:00On March 30th, Big News in Oakland where Marcus Peters just stepped up as head coach at McLean's high school, taking over from his dad Michael, who retired after 33 years on staff. Michael racked up five state titles and a 142-24 record as headman. Peters, the 33-year-old former NFL star, played there in high school before shining at Washington and getting drafted first round by the Chiefs back in 2015. He wrapped his pro career last year with the Raiders and spent the past two seasons volunteering as an assistant under his father. Shifting to Kansas City Talk, Cheese fans are buzzing about draft smoke screens around running back Jeremiah Love, with insiders calling it a trap too. Make other teams trade up and let prime-edge rushers like Ruben Bain slide to pick nine. Meanwhile, chatter on adding vets like Odell Beckham to bolster the receiver room amid question marks with Rishi Rice and Xavier Worthy. Overpaid lists hit Chris Jones as the Chiefs top earner and nearly 45 million in cap hit for 2026, even as his production dips at age 31.

1:08On the flip, Terry Matthew praised their off-season grind, saying it puts them in mid-season form early, like old Reed teams. Leaguewide, NFL owners are prepping replacement refs as talk-style with the union, while Niners GM John Lynch hopes George Kiddell hits week one. After his Achilles tear, Browns insists Miles Garrett stays put despite contract tweaks, plenty brewing as meetings kick off. I'm Cory with the story and you've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.