Chiefs' Veach Eyeing Game-Changers in Draft

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Kansas City Chiefs, GM Brett Vich says they're eyeing wide receivers, edge rushers, or defensive

backs with the ninth overall pick in this year's draft.

He called it a unique class full of talent everywhere, and after solid free agency moves,

they got flexibility to grab a game changer on either side of the ball.

They already signed Running Back Kenneth Walker to boost the rush attack, and coach Andy

Reed loves how he performs from shotgun or under center.

Walker averaged nearly five yards per carry both ways last season with the Seahawks, proving

explosive no matter the formation.

They also traded all pro defensive back Trent McDuffy for draft picks, shaking things

up big time.

Vich opened up about his one big career dream left, leading in a Super Bowl and actually

enjoying it, instead of those nail biters they've won.

Lately, fans and insiders see wider seaver, edge, or corner as top needs, matching what

he's hinting at.

Meanwhile, Chiefs brass wants home games on Christmas for the fourth straight year, building

that tradition like Cowboys on Thanksgiving.

Lead owners approve replay tweaks to help if replacement refs step in a mid-contract talks.

Across the league, Steelers expect Aaron Rodgers to decide on playing before their draft

hosting in late April, and Patriots coach Mike Rabel Wong.

Rule out chasing a tray for Eagles, wide out AJ Brown.

With draft buzz heating up, teens like the Giants might shop edge-rusher cave on

Civito 2, keeps the offseason wild.