The Kansas City Chiefs haven't been afraid to move around the draft board under general manager Brett Veach. Recently, we looked into the trades he and his staff have made on draft weekend since Veach assumed his current role.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been one of the better drafting teams over the last few years. When they lose key players year after year and even after their Super Bowl runs, they always seem to find the right answer by selecting the right players that fit their team's needs.
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The Kansas City Chiefs have been the cream of the crop in the National Football League over the past five seasons. However, they face a critical offseason and the NFL Draft as they look to recalibrate their roster.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
General managers are judged for various reasons during their tenures leading NFL teams. But compared to most items on their to-do lists, how they fare in the NFL Draft is a major part of building a successful team.
While the 2025 NFL Draft is just days away, one thing Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach is keeping in the back of his mind is who the team could re-sign ahead of the regular season this fall.
More than 18 months of airmiles, car rentals, conversations and circumstances have shaped the Kansas City Chiefs draft board to 202 players, general manager Brett Veach said Thursday.
The Kansas City Chiefs are continuing to develop the best prospects available ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft. As general manager Brett Veach discussed when speaking to the media, they have over 200 graded prospects on their board, allowing them a ton of flexibility in whatever direction they choose to go.
Trey Smith seemed at one point to be on track for free agency and thus a massive contract, sending him to a new team. Instead, the Chiefs kept him in place via the franchise tag, buying team and player time to work out an extension agreement.
The Chiefs’ general manager wants Mahomes to have an abundance of targets. As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare for another crucial draft cycle, general manager Brett Veach made it clear that offensive skill positions — especially running back and wide receiver — remain top priorities.
The Kansas City Chiefs are perhaps in the perfect position to trade down and out of the first round in the 2025 NFL Draft, leveraging NFL teams' quarterback needs at the bottom of Round 1. Typically, Chiefs GM Brett Veach hasn't had many calls for Kansas City's picks at the bottom of the first round, but this year could be different.
The Kansas City Chiefs will kick off the 2025 NFL Draft next week. The first pick they will have will come at the end of the first round. With the 31st pick overall, the Chiefs can do a lot of different things with that pick.
What would we do if we were the Kansas City Chiefs in next week's 2025 NFL Draft? The Chiefs continue to gear up for the 2025 NFL Draft, as general manager Brett Veach revealed over 200 graded prospects are currently on their board.
Kansas City Chiefs GM Brett Veach gave some subtle insight into the future of the left guard position during his pre-draft media availability. The Chiefs upended stability on the left side of the offensive line with their trade sending Joe Thuney to the Chicago Bears.
Chiefs general manager Brett Veach has a reputation for being aggressive and trading up during drafts to get the players he wants. Trading down isn't something Veach has done a lot of throughout his tenure in Kansas City, as he explained while speaking to the media on Thursday.
The Kansas City Chiefs made the smart move and brought in some extra depth at their running back position. After seeing how the ground game was affected by injuries last season, the additions in the area can only boost their efforts going forward.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been gearing up for the 2025 NFL Draft for quite some time now, as they are continuously adjusting and editing their board.
The Kansas City Chiefs fell apart in the Super Bowl against the Philadelphia Eagles, especially when it comes to both the offensive and defensive lines.
One of the best drafts in recent memory that the Kansas City Chiefs have had came in 2022 when they selected defensive end George Karlaftis and cornerback Trent McDuffie in the first round.
Brett Veach isn't expecting a top-tier target to fall into his lap in this year's NFL Draft. As the Kansas City Chiefs general manager prepares for the
When the Kansas City Chiefs chose to unveil the signing of Jaylon Moore in free agency as their next attempt to answer the need at left tackle, it was largely seen as a roll of the dice by the team's front office.
Travis Kelce silenced chatter about his status for the 2025 campaign.
Chiefs general manager Brett Veach offered no guarantee about Kelce's status for 2025 while speaking with reporters at the NFL combine on Tuesday.
Kelce has been weighing his future since the Chiefs lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl earlier this month.
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