Rocky Magana

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Senior/Lead Writer @arrowheadpride / @sbnation. Draft Analyst/Host of @veachszn on @clubfoolish. Rapid reaction postgame show. Stacking W’s and eating L’s.

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Chiefs’ Brett Veach says it’s hard to trade back in the NFL Draft

6 days ago | arrowheadpride.com | Rocky Magana

Photo by Ryan Kang/Getty Images If you’re expecting Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach to trade back from the first round in next week’s NFL Draft... don’t hold your breath.. It’s not that Veach won’t be open to it. It’s just when you’re picking as late as Kansas City does every year, fewer teams are trying to move up and get your pick.
On the Chiefs’ Draft Board: Texas OT Cameron Williams is a big boy — but not that big

1 week ago | arrowheadpride.com | Rocky Magana

Photo by Frank Jansky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images It’s been reported that the Kansas City Chiefs hosted Pittsburgh Panthers linebacker Brandon George on a top-30 visit in Kansas City. One of the “risers” in the LB class, Pitt LB Brandon George has a 30 visit scheduled with the Kansas City Chiefs, source said.
Chiefs Draft: 3 cornerback prospects who stand out for Kansas City

1 week ago | arrowheadpride.com | Rocky Magana

Photo by Brooke Sutton/Getty Images The Kansas City Chiefs had depth issues at cornerback last season, and despite returning all of their pieces at the position in 2025, there is a need to bolster the ranks, especially in the slot, where Chamarri Conner struggled in 2024 by allowing an 85.5% completion percentage when targeted.
Returning safety Mike Edwards is ready to step into a leadership role

2 weeks ago | arrowheadpride.com | Rocky Magana

Photo by Ric Tapia/Getty Images On Tuesday, the Kansas City Chiefs announced they had reunited with free-agent safety Mike Edwards, who was with the team in 2023 when the Chiefs last won the Super Bowl. Team Edwards once again.
On the Draft Board: Tight end Harold Fannin Jr. could be weapon for Chiefs

2 weeks ago | arrowheadpride.com | Rocky Magana

Photo by Isaiah Vazquez/Getty Images Recently, while he was a guest on “Up and Adams” with Kay Adams, 20-year-old tight end Harold Fannin Jr. revealed that he recently visited with the Kansas City Chiefs on a top-30 visit.
Chiefs Draft: 3 left tackles Kansas City could target on each day

2 weeks ago | arrowheadpride.com | Rocky Magana

Photo by Adam Hagy/CFP/Getty Images Even with the signing of free agent left tackle Jaylon Moore last month, the Kansas City Chiefs' most crucial roster need is at left tackle. Consider the skepticism shown by some league executives. Per The Athletic’s Mike Sando, at least one front office staff member from another team was scratching their head at the Moore signing.
Chiefs Draft: The strongest and weakest positions in the 2025 class

3 weeks ago | arrowheadpride.com | Rocky Magana

Photo by Robin Alam/ISI Photos/Getty Images Like men, football seasons are mortal: they’re here and gone again in the blink of an eye. But that’s part of what makes sports great. No team (and no season) is the same as the one before; each iteration is entirely new as teams plan (and rebuild) for the following year. The NFL Draft may be the most important tool a general manager can use to change the fate of his team.
Will the Chiefs go heavier on offense or defense in 2025 NFL Draft?

3 weeks ago | arrowheadpride.com | Rocky Magana

Photo by John Smolek/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The NFL Draft is just under a month away — and as it draws near, how the Kansas City Chiefs will utilize their draft assets is still a bit of a mystery. Kansas City’s offensive tackles were victimized by the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, so the team could focus on the offensive line — especially at left tackle, where former Kansas City guard Joe Thuney had to pitch in to help.
Chiefs Roster: Kareem Hunt has unfinished business in 2025

1 month ago | arrowheadpride.com | Rocky Magana

Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images When running back Kareem Hunt returned to the Kansas City Chiefs in 2024, the season didn’t end quite the way he wanted. Reaching (and winning) a Super Bowl was a big part of why he wanted to come back; he wanted another crack at bringing the whole thing home. Now he’ll get another chance, as the team has re-signed the 29-year-old to a one-year contract last week. Despite the championship loss, Hunt still loves playing for the Chiefs.
New Chiefs defensive lineman Jerry Tillery is glad to be around familiar faces

1 month ago | arrowheadpride.com | Rocky Magana

Photo by Todd Rosenberg/Getty Images Each season, the Kansas City Chiefs’ general manager Brett Veach seems to address glaring roster holes in free agency. This way, the team can use each draft selection to take the best available player — except at quarterback, of course. So when the Chiefs lost defensive tackles Tershawn Wharton and Derrick Nnadi to free agency, that left two roster holes that might have left Kansas City handcuffed in April’s draft.