We are a little less than a week from the first round of the NFL 2025 draft, and the dominant belief is that – by uninistoring the force (or its absence) of this year’s class – new teams, if necessary, will try to exchange.
Except the chiefs of the city of Kansas, that is to say.
In a Buzzy forecasting project published on Friday morning, the ESPN project analyst Matt Miller reported that the chefs were “actively” to exchange in the first round.
Such a decision “would probably be for a long -term offensive tackle solution,” wrote Miller. “I heard that the objective would be to move in front of the Texans of Houston (n ° 25) and the Rams of Los Angeles (n ° 26) if the chiefs like a specific left tackle always on the board of directors.”
In particular, Miller only mentioned sentences before the way he also thought that he will be “very difficult for a team to find the value to rise this year”. Unless you are the Pittsburgh steelers who seek to get a quarter-back, “there are simply not enough first-rate prospects in money positions in this class which is worth paying reduced capital to land,” he wrote.
So the chefs, do with that what you want.
If KC opts for such a decision, it will be one of the few external movements for the team this free agency period. Indeed, apart from signing the left hob Jaylon Moore, the team has had a fairly calm off -season so far, as Miller noted. We will soon see if they plan to advance things for the project.
Although the chiefs have reached their third appearance at the Super Bowl in as many years in February, the dramatic loss of the team highlighted certain faults in their offensive line. The exchange could allow the acquisition of, say, Ot Josh Simmons best classified, which Illustrated sportsGilberto Manzano went to the Texans with the 25th choice.
Otherwise, Manzano at this stage predicts the chefs using their 31st choice to select the Ballon de l’Ohio, Treveyon Henderson.
Tour 1 begins on Thursday April 24 at 8 p.m. he.
