Chiefs Shift Draft Focus Amid Schwesinger's NFL Entry

The Kansas City Chiefs are strategizing for future roster improvements as they aim for a third consecutive Super Bowl title, currently leading the AFC with a 14-1 record. Injuries have highlighted the need to bolster their secondary, with speculation about signing New York Jets’ cornerback D.J. Reed whose proven track record could stabilize their defense. Offensively, the Chiefs are eyeing Missouri wide receiver Luther Burden III in the upcoming draft to enhance their receiving corps, addressing the lack of weapons that hindered their scoring ability this season. Additionally, the Chiefs express interest in claiming Diontae Johnson off waivers after his release from the Ravens, potentially adding a reliable veteran receiver. The Chiefs may also focus on strengthening their running back depth, considering draft prospects like Iowa's Kaleb Johnson, particularly following injuries to key players like Isiah Pacheco. Meanwhile, UCLA's star linebacker Carson Schwesinger has declared for the 2025 NFL Draft after a standout collegiate career.