The Kansas City Chiefs are working hard to rebound from their Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, which exposed weaknesses in their offensive line that allowed 36 sacks during the regular season and 11 in the playoffs. To address these issues, they have signed Jaylon Moore to play left tackle and have also welcomed back key players like Kareem Hunt and JuJu Smith-Schuster for added firepower. However, the Chiefs still face significant needs on both their offensive and defensive lines, with concerns about explosiveness and production off the edge. This is compounded by the need to replace stars like DeAndre Hopkins and Justin Reid.

Looking ahead to the draft, the Chiefs are expected to prioritize offensive linemen, possibly selecting a left tackle in the first round. With a strong receiving corps that includes Travis Kelce, Marquise Brown, and newly re-signed JuJu Smith-Schuster, the team's passing game appears robust. Nevertheless, addressing the gaps in their trench play remains crucial for their Super Bowl aspirations.