NFL Draft: Chiefs, Cowboys Make Moves

0:00On April 24th, the NFL draft kicked off with Ohio State making waves early, as Karnel Tape became the first Buckeye off the board in Arvel Reese, landed with the Giants. Right after, the Kansas City Chiefs pulled off a slick trade-up with the Cleveland Browns jumping from the ninth spot to snag the sixth overall pick, in a straight-value swap. The Chiefs handed over their ninth pick, plus the 74th and 148th selections, totaling about 1,600 points of, draft value for the Browns' 1,600-point-sixth pick. They used it to grab cornerback Mansor Delane, and the Browns played as smart by moving down without losing a dime. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys made a small move too, trading up one spot with Miami from 12th to 11th. They gave up their 12th pick along with the 177th and 180th, a near-even exchange worth 1,200. 42 points for the 1250-point slot, all to lock in Ohio State's safety Caleb Downs.

1:00No teams took big discounts like some expected in the softer draft class, even though the Browns were open to sliding back. Instead, trades stuck close to fair market value. Looks like Jimmy Johnson's old draft chart is still calling the shots halfway through Round 1, keeping things tight and efficient as the night rolls. On. Football News. By AI, this is NFL News Today.