Chiefs Trade McDuffie, Target Jordan, Olave

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 21st. Kansas City Chiefs are shaking up their roster after a rough 6-11 season. They traded Youngstar Cornerback Trent McDuffy for four draft picks, including a first-rounder at 29th overall in 2026. That move nets them extra value while dodging a $31 million a year extension. With around $10 million in salary cap space, the Chiefs could chase veteran past Russia Cameron Jordan. The 15-year pro had 10 and a half sacks last year with New Orleans. General manager Brett Veech might restructure deals for players like Chris Jones to make room. Fans hate losing McDuffy, one of the league's top corners, but it resets the roster for Patrick Mahomes's next chapter. The trade prolongs their Super Bowl push by freeing cash for other needs, especially after injuries derailed 2025. At Cornerback, expect quantity over splashy names, maybe guys like Martin Emerson Jr. or Jeff Okuda on cheap deals.

1:00Trade buzz points to Saints' wide-out Chris Alave, landing in Kansas City to boost their receivers. They also resign special teams Ace Jack Cochran. Meanwhile, the Seahawks locked in 5th-year options for Jackson Smith and Jigba and Devon Witherspoon. Raiders owners vote soon on a succession plan for Mark Davis. As free agency winds down, Chiefs eye the draft for defensive line helped to build momentum.