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CHIEFS REPLACE TRAVIS KELCE, SUPPORT PATRICK MAHOMES IN 3-ROUND 2025 NFL MOCK
DRAFT

The Chiefs still need more weapons.

BY MIKE LUCIANO | 5:00 AM CST


Kansas City Chiefs v Jacksonville Jaguars / Kevin Sabitus/GettyImages


The Kansas City Chiefs might be just a few weeks away from embarking on a quest
to win their third consecutive Super Bowl, but that won't stop Brett Veach and
the front office from looking forward to the 2025 NFL Draft.

Kansas City is still lacking in weapons for Patrick Mahomes, and their
succession plan for Travis Kelce could use an upgrade. The offensive tackle spot
continues to be a problem, and one more defensive lineman in the mix couldn't
hurt things.



The Chiefs already have cracked the NFL code as they continue to pile up the
championships, but they need to keep reinforcing their talent to stay strong.
Following this line of logic in the 2025 Draft could keep them atop the NFL
pyramid.


KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 3-ROUND 2025 NFL MOCK DRAFT


ROUND 1, PICK 31: TYLER WARREN, TE, PENN STATE

Even with Noah Gray's extension, the Chiefs could stand to add a tight end with
a higher ceiling. As good as Travis Kelce is, he is on the back nine of his
career. The Chiefs would be wise to spend one of their top picks in a very
promising tight end class on a player like Warren who can start immediately in
the pros.



Warren, who is fighting with Michigan's Colston Loveland for the TE1 title, has
nearly 1,000 yards receiving for the Nittany Lions this year. The 6-6, 260-pound
dynamo is so electric that he has four rushing touchdowns to go along with his
sublime pass catching. His blocking isn't very good, but Kelce carved out a Hall
of Fame career without being a high-end blocker.


ROUND 2, PICK 63: XAVIER RESTREPO, WR, MIAMI

While some will be quick to write off the fifth-year senior's breakout season as
the product of playing alongside possible No. 1 overall quarterback Cam Ward, he
has shown more than enough as both a reliable underneath threat and improved
vertical field-stretcher to warrant a pick this high.



While his speed is average, and his skinny build could give some pause for
thought, Restrepo has been a consistent separator in his college career and a
lethal playmaker when he gets the ball in his hands. If Matt Nagy's offense
remains in place in 2024, Restrepo could fit it quite well.


ROUND 3, PICK 69: JOSH CONERLY JR, OT, OREGON

The Wanya Morris nightmare on Black Friday and second-round pick Kingsley
Suamataia's struggles illustrated just how dire the need for quality offensive
tackle play is for Kansas City. Conerly is the perfect developmental Day 2
prospect for Kansas City to work with in 2025.



While he may need to add some weight and figure out how to better handle
powerful edge rushers, Conerly stands out as one of the best athletes in the
class thanks to his tremendous footwork for a tackle. At some point, Conerly
will be a starter in the pros.


ROUND 3, PICK 95: NAZIR STACKHOUSE, DT, GEORGIA

Using a Top-100 pick on a player who has questions about his motor and minimal
pass rush upside could be a bit of a head-scratcher, but the Chiefs have enough
equity built up to take a shot on Stackhouse, who profiles as a quality
early-down run-stuffer.



Stackhouse has tremendous power, and his size makes him someone who can fit in
multiple defensive line alignments on the interior. The Chiefs need a player to
fill a specific role on this defensive line, and Stackhouse will provide that
while they work on the rest of his style of play.

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•
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•
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