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The 2024 NFL Draft is only around the corner, and the Kansas metropolis Chiefs are currently set to make their first option at the end of the first circular on Thursday night. besides the fact that children, in a new seven-circular mock draft through Jordan Reid of ESPN , the Chiefs don't wait except No. 32 to grab their most recent large receiver. To kick off KC's motion within the mock draft, Reid has the Chiefs sending picks No. 32, ninety five, and 159 to the Dallas Cowboys for decide upon No. 24 so the Chiefs may opt for the fifth huge receiver off the board. "Kansas city GM Brett Veach isn't shy about relocating up for prospects that he likes in circular 1," Reid writes. "we've got considered it in past years, with ok.C. buying and selling up for avid gamers akin to Patrick Mahomes and Trent McDuffie. So why no longer do it again for a official flow-catcher? And Dallas would possible be online game for this on account that it has seven picks

Taylor Bell of Chiefs Studios Blog This Day 2 draft prospect would be a great fit with Kansas City’s defensive line. Since Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Charles Omenihu tore his ACL during January’s AFC Championship game, he is likely to miss all of training camp — and could begin the 2024 season on the team’s physically-unable-to-perform (PUP) list. In addition, defensive end Mike Danna remains a free agent. So even though they’ve invested two of their recent first-round draft picks into the position, the Chiefs are still in the market for defensive ends. Considering this (and their other needs), it doesn’t seem likely that Kansas City would acquire one in the first round of April’s NFL Draft in Detroit. But on Day 2, the Chiefs could consider a defensive end like Alabama’s Chris Braswell. Let’s see what he could bring to Kansas City. Background Coming out of Baltimore’s St. Frances Academy, Braswell was a four-star, top-40 recruit who had offers from Ge