Overview
- The Chiefs kept Travis Kelce on a one-year, $12 million deal that ensures he returns for at least one more season.
- Recent mock drafts highlighted by The Sporting News link Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq to Kansas City as a long-term replacement.
- Sadiq’s rise followed pre-draft testing that included a reported 4.39-second 40-yard dash and strong vertical and broad jumps.
- Former Chiefs quarterback Chase Daniel urged the team on X to select Sadiq with the No. 9 pick.
- Analysts also floated a trade for Atlanta’s Kyle Pitts to pair with Kelce, presented as a media suggestion rather than a team plan.