While the Kansas City Chiefs might not *currently *hold a first-round pick in this year's draft, that doesn't mean there aren't mock drafts out there that Chiefs fans can't enjoy.
And that's because in a few of the latest mock drafts, which, for all intents and purposes should onlybe used as a way to get to know players, and not necessarily an indication of what the team might do because nobody really knows, have gone beyond the first round.
So, there's plenty to enjoy and keep all of us busy as we wait one more week for the *actual *draft to get here.
And with that said, the Chiefs currently hold the following eight picks in the draft:
Round 2 – No. 54
Round 3 – No. 78 (from Washington)
Round 3 – No. 86
Round 4 – No. 122
Round 4 – No. 124 (from Los Angeles)
Round 6 – No. 196
Round 7 – No. 233
Round 7 – No. 243
But just because this is what the Chiefs have right now in terms of draft picks doesn't mean that's what they'll end up by the time it's all said and done.
As we've seen since he first took over as general manager last summer, there's no telling what Brett Veach might swing over draft weekend. He's aggressive when he sees a player he likes, and he's not afraid to make some moves.
In the spirit of entertainment and seeing which players the experts believe would fit the Chiefs, here's a look at some of the latest mock draft selections for the Chiefs from around the internet.
Round 2 – No. 54 – Nick Nelson – CB - Wisconsin
Round 3 – No. 78 – Tarvarius Moore – S – Southern Miss
Round 3 – No. 86 – Uchenna Nwosu – OLB - USC
Round 4 – No. 122 – Arrion Springs – CB - Oregon
Round 4 – No. 124 – Jeremiah Kolone – OG – San Jose State
Round 6 – No. 196 – Nic Shimonek – QB – Texas Tech
Round 7 – No. 233 – Devin Abraham – S – South Florida
Round 7 – No. 243 – DeQuinton Osborne – DL – Oklahoma State
Checking out five cornerbacks who will hear their names called at some point over draft weekend.
Could one join the #Chiefs? pic.twitter.com/PYJU5Gwqqt — BJ Kissel (@ChiefsReporter) April 18, 2018
Terez Paylor – Kansas City Star
Round 2 – No. 54 – Mike Gesicki – TE – Penn State
Round 3 – No. 78 – Donte Jackson – CB - LSU
Round 3 – No. 86 – Kemoka Turay – OLB - Rutgers
Round 4 – No. 122 – Mason Cole – C – Michigan
Round 4 – No. 124 – Kendrick Norton – DL – Miami
Round 6 – No. 196 – Dmitri Flowers – FB - Oklahoma
Round 7 – No. 233 – Foye Oluokun – LB/S – Yale
Round 7 – No. 243 – Christian Campbell – CB – Penn State
Interior disruption is , and you can never have enough talent up front. pic.twitter.com/iZbTvVXxXG — Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) April 10, 2018
Round 2 – No. 54 – Harrison Phillips – DL - Stanford
Round 3 – No. 78 – Kyzir White – S – West Virginia
Round 3 – No. 86 – Isaac Yiadom – CB – Boston College
Round 4 – No. 122 – Trenton Thompson – DL - Georgia
Round 4 – No. 124 – Brendan Mahon – OG – Penn State
Round 6 – No. 196 – Scott Pagano – DL - Oregon
Round 7 – No. 233 – Ola Adeniyi – OLB - Toledo
Round 7 – No. 243 – Keishawn Bierria – OLB – Washington
5️⃣ edge rushers to know in the #NFLDraft, including one from right down the road. pic.twitter.com/YySMJNqbCq — Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) April 6, 2018
Round 2 – No. 54 – James Washington – WR – Oklahoma State
Round 3 – No. 78 – Isaiah Wynn – OG – Georgia (*Projected by most as first-round pick)
Round 3 – No. 86 – Tarvarus McFadden – CB – Florida State
Round 4 – No. 122 – Kalen Ballage – RB – Arizona State
Round 4 – No. 124 – Tony Brown – CB - Alabama
Round 6 – No. 196 – Taron Johnson – CB – Weber State
Round 7 – No. 233 – Kylie Fitts – OLB - Utah
Round 7 – No. 243 – Jordan Thomas – CB – Oklahoma
Round 2 – No. 54 – Carlton Davis – CB - Auburn
Round 3 – No. 78 – Anthony Averett – CB - Alabama
Round 3 – No. 86 – Michael Gallup – WR – Colorado State
Round 4 – No. 122 – Brandon Parker – OT – North Carolina AT&T
Round 4 – No. 124 – Chad Thomas – DE - Miami
Round 6 – No. 196 – Chase Edmunds – RB - Fordham
Round 7 – No. 233 – Coleman Shelton – OL - Washington
Round 7 – No. 243 – Jalen Davis – CB – Utah State
Walter Cherepinsky - WalterFootball.com
Round 2 – No. 54 – Dorance Armstrong – OLB – University of Kansas
Round 3 – No. 78 – R.J. McIntosh – DL – Miami
Round 3 – No. 86 – Deon Cain – WR - Clemson
Round 4 – No. 122 – Dalton Schultz – TE - Stanford
Round 4 – No. 124 – Quenton Meeks – CB – Stanford
Round 6 – No. 196 – Alex McGough – QB – Florida International
Round 7 – (None given)
"We're going to be aggressive."
- #Chiefs GM Brett Veach. pic.twitter.com/08KKtFBTYc — BJ Kissel (@ChiefsReporter) March 2, 2018
Charlie Campbell - WalterFootball.com
Round 2 – No. 54 – Martinas Rankin – OT – Mississippi State
Round 3 – No. 78 – James Washington – WR – Oklahoma State
Round 3 – No. 86 – Jordan Aikens – TE – Central Florida
Round 4 – No. 122 – Hercules Mata'afa – OLB – Washington State
Round 4 – No. 124 – John Kelly – RB - Tennessee
Round 6 – No. 196 – Danny Johnson – CB - Southern
Round 7 – (None given)
