Speed is officially back in Kansas City after making a trade with the Buffalo Bills to move up from 32 to pick 28 to select Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy. After the big run on wide receivers never really came, the Chiefs moved up to go get their man, taking the fifth wideout in the 2024 NFL Draft.

A Kansas City kid and small school defensive tackle is about to have a lifelong dream realized this weekend. The former University of Northern Iowa and Blue Springs High School’s Khristian Boyd will play host at his parent's house in the Kansas City suburb as he waits for the phone with a National Football League organization on the other line.

It is finally here. After months and months of rumors, speculation and mock drafts, night one of the NFL Draft is upon us. The Kansas City Chiefs could trade up for a left tackle or wide receiver of the future, they could stay put and draft the best available on their board or they could trade back into the second round to acquire more picks if they do not have a prospect to their liking at pick 32. The options are truly all over the map, which is why I wanted to round up the analysts and podcast hosts we have here at KC Sports Network. Not too many of them agreed on what the Chiefs will do, which goes to show you just how dramatic tonight could be for the reigning back-to-back Super Bowl Champions. Let’s check out what our personalities had to say.

What would a dream draft look like for the Chiefs? Let's take a look at the KCSN Draft Guide to find out who could realistically fall to Kansas City for each of their picks.

While the Chiefs have immediate needs at left tackle and receiver, they have many more needs in 2025. What could the draft look like if they had an eye on the future? Let's dive in.