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Chiefs GM Brett Veach eyes 'make-or-break' draft as Kansas City aims to rebound
- The Kansas City Chiefs hold two first-round selections in the 2026 NFL Draft, including a rare top-10 pick at 9, following a 6-11 season that marked their first playoff miss since 2014.
- Brett Veach acquired the 29th overall pick by trading All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie to the Los Angeles Rams earlier this offseason, providing the team significant roster flexibility.
- Veach anticipates "considerable trade activity" during the first round, with the team prioritizing a productive edge rusher while offensive line talent drops significantly after pick 35.
- Cornerback and wide receiver remain priority areas, though Veach characterized depth at those positions as moderate, leaving room for impact additions without forcing needs.
- The 2026 NFL Draft begins next Thursday in Pittsburgh, where the Chiefs will deploy nine total picks to reshape their roster and return to championship contention.
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C 37%
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