When the Kansas City Chiefs swapped their third-round pick for a fourth-round selection — part of the deal they made to take Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy at the end of Thursday night’s first round — they cut their remaining top-100 selections in half. Barring another move, the team holds just one pick at the end of the second round (No. 64) on Friday night.
This is not ideal, because Kansas City still needs a left tackle to compete with second-year player Wanya Morris. The Chiefs also traded cornerback L’Jarius Sneed during the offseason.