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The Kansas City Chiefs are projected to trade back with the Dallas Cowboys in Peter Schrager’s final mock draft, acquiring picks No. 12 and No. 20. They are expected to select edge rusher Rueben Bain Jr. and wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr.
**Projected trade**
**Chiefs get:** No. 12 and No. 20 **Cowboys get:** No. 9 and No. 29
**12. Kansas City Chiefs (via projected trade with DAL)**
**Rueben Bain Jr., Edge, Miami**
The Chiefs have done their homework on the edge rushers near the top of this class, and I could even see them trading up instead of down if Bailey or Reese slid just a little bit more. But moving back three spots (while moving up nine spots later in Round 1) and still getting a top-three edge rusher in the class? It’d be a huge win for . Bain had 9.5 sacks last season and could slot in opposite .
The Chiefs are acquiring picks No. 12 and No. 20 from the Cowboys.
The Chiefs are projected to select Rueben Bain Jr. at No. 12 and Omar Cooper Jr. at No. 20.
The trade allows the Chiefs to gain flexibility later in the draft while still securing a top edge rusher.
Rueben Bain Jr. is noted for his edge rushing ability, while Omar Cooper Jr. is recognized for his toughness and versatility as a wide receiver.

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**20. Kansas City Chiefs (via projected trade with DAL/GB)**
**Omar Cooper Jr., WR, Indiana**
This would be an A-plus first round for the Chiefs, with Bain and then Cooper. Patrick Mahomes is coming off a torn ACL, and the receiver room has some issues. Cooper caught 13 touchdowns last season, and I’ve heard some comps to Deebo Samuel for his toughness and versatility.
This is a unique trade-back prediction, given the Chiefs are not acquiring any additional draft capital. The team is simply moving back from pick No. 9 and moving up from pick No. 29 in one swoop. Schrager had Kansas City trading out of the ninth pick and passing on the chance to draft LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane and Arizona State wide receiver Jordyn Tyson, who were the predictions at No. 9 and No. 10. While Bain at pick No. 12 is a great value in my eyes, the value comes from the potential of gaining more flexibility later in the draft by moving down three spots. That isn’t what happens here. Now with the 20th pick, Schrager matches the Chiefs with the Indiana wideout who has the ball skills that feel needed in Kansas City’s receiving corps. That said, is trading up nine spots worth the opportunity cost of multiple draft picks later in the class for a Chiefs team that needs an influx of young talent at many positions? Dallas does not have a second-round pick. Could the team find a more valuable trade offer with the Cowboys by using pick No. 40 instead of No. 29, and receive additional capital later on Day 2 and into Day 3? Either way, Schrager sees Kansas City trading down if the board falls a certain way. Keep that in mind tomorrow night as the Chiefs near being on the clock.