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Chiefs GM Brett Veach: âFans will be in for a treatâ on Day 1 of draft
TL;DR
Chiefs GM Brett Veach anticipates an exciting 2026 NFL Draft, emphasizing the team's need for improvement across multiple positions. He believes fans will enjoy the unpredictability of the draft, especially with closely graded prospects.
Key points
- Chiefs GM Brett Veach discusses draft strategy ahead of 2026 NFL Draft.
- Team has multiple areas needing improvement after a 6-11 season.
- Veach emphasizes the importance of selecting an impact player.
- Fans can expect excitement and potential trades during the draft.
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- Right tackle (Jaylon Moore)
- Cornerback (Nohl Williams and )
Q&A
What positions does Brett Veach say the Chiefs need to improve in for the 2026 NFL Draft?
Brett Veach indicated that the Chiefs need help in the defensive backfield, offensive line, edge rusher, and wide receiver positions.
What is the significance of the Chiefs' No. 9 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft?
The No. 9 pick allows the Chiefs to select from a pool of closely graded players, potentially filling multiple roster needs with an impact player.
Who are the wide receivers projected to be available near the Chiefs' pick?
Projected wide receivers include Carnell Tate from Ohio State, Jordyn Tyson from Arizona State, and Makai Lemon from USC.
What does Brett Veach predict about trades during the 2026 NFL Draft?
Veach expects a lot of trades during the draft, noting that the lack of franchise quarterbacks could lead to more movement among teams.
