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arrowheadpride.com | Nate Christensen
Photo by Luke Lu/Diamond Images via Getty Images Given what we’ve seen from Round 2 draft pick Kingsley Suamataia and Round 3 selection Wanya Morris, Kansas City Chiefs’ fans might not be interested in taking a tackle after the NFL Draft’s first round. While picks after the first round are likelier to be dart throws, both Suamataia and Morris were physically talented tackles with traits worth developing.
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arrowheadpride.com | Nate Christensen
Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images Over the next two weeks, as I finish watching prospects for this draft, I’ll release some of my position tiers for this draft. Next week, I’ll post my full horizontal big board. The tiersTo start, I’ll release my defensive ends tiers for this draft. I watched 18 defensive ends in this class.
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arrowheadpride.com | Nate Christensen
Photo by Brooke Sutton/Getty Images The 2025 running back class is deep. There are multiple worthy candidates to go in Round 1, many starting-quality running backs on Day 2 with some upside — and even a good pool of Day 3 running backs that will fill out a backfield. Every team could look at this pool of running backs and identify one that fits their context.
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arrowheadpride.com | Nate Christensen
Photo by Andy Altenburger/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Leading into the NFL Draft, we’ll develop different mock draft scenarios and what the Kansas City Chiefs should do in response to those situations. These aren’t predictions on what we think will happen, but what would be the right course of action should the specific circumstance play out. Mock drafts are often based on each team’s current needs for the coming season.
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arrowheadpride.com | Nate Christensen
Kirby Lee-Imagn Images As we’ve gone through NFL Draft season, I’ve written about the Kansas City Chiefs' need for pass rush juice. Whether at defensive end or defensive tackle, the Chiefs need more bodies, particularly guys with pass rush juice. Throughout last season, it was a struggle for any non-Chris Jones player to generate quick pressures. It’s not a strength of any of the defensive ends, nor any of the defensive tackles after Tershawn Wharton’s departure.
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Watch the backside safety on these plays and where his body is turned. When the Eagles were in their Cover 4/QQH stuff, that backside safety was "poaching", where he helps on the strongside of the concept. Leaves a one-on-one backside. KC could never throw that pass https://t.co/Aa2LesJICi
Xavier Worthy package vs. Bills https://t.co/gRAouIyvUW
Chiefs mesh plays vs. Bills https://t.co/nDxL3HFx3z