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The NFL Draft is where contenders are built, and for the Kansas City Chiefs, this year is about getting back on track. After an uncharacteristic down season, Kansas City enters the 2026 draft with two first-round picks and a chance to reload quickly.
With Patrick Mahomes still in place, the window remains open if the Chiefs hit on this draft and address key defensive and offensive holes.
Here's how the Chiefs stack up, what it means and how they should approach the first round.
Based on CBS Sports power rankings for all 32 teams in NFL Draft
| Category | Score | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Draft capital | 6.5 | Two first-round picks provide flexibility |
| Front office DNA | 9 | Consistently aggressive under Brett Veach |
| Roster urgency | 6 | Motivated after a disappointing season |
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Pick No. 9: Stay put
Take a high-impact defender or playmaker who can help reset the roster immediately.
Pick No. 29: Stay put
Add another contributor on defense or a weapon to support the offense.
Round 1, Pick 9: Rueben Bain Jr., EDGE, Miami
A potential game-changer off the edge who fills a major need.
Round 1, Pick 29: Chris Johnson, CB, San Diego State
A physical corner who fits Kansas City's defensive scheme.