Kansas City Chiefs GM Brett Veach expects a highly active first round at the 2026 NFL Draft, predicting numerous trades.
With two first-round picks and several roster needs, the Chiefs are considering multiple directions, including offensive line, edge rusher, cornerback, and receiver.
The unpredictable draft class and lack of top-tier quarterbacks could lead to significant movement, impacting the Chiefs’ rebuilding efforts after missing the playoffs.
With Travis Kelce's final season looming, will the Chiefs use a high draft pick on his eventual successor?
After trading their All-Pro cornerback, can the Chiefs realistically rebuild their entire secondary in just one draft?
Is this draft a quick reload for the Chiefs' dynasty or the start of a much longer, painful rebuild?
Is trading up for one star player a smarter move than using multiple picks to fill several roster holes?
Does Patrick Mahomes' massive contract make hitting on cheap rookie deals the only path back to a Super Bowl?