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Chiefs have 4 realistic trade targets to solve their offensive tackle problems

With injuries clouding things at offensive tackle, the Chiefs could turn to the trade market for much-needed help.

By Matthew Chabot · Arrowhead Addict

Published: Tuesday, 27 October 2026 at 1:32 PM

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Arrowhead Addict highlights four realistic trade targets to solve the Kansas City Chiefs' offensive tackle issues.
Potential trade targets listed by the writer include Andrew Wylie, Dylan Cook, Walker Little, and Dawand Jones.
Injuries have impacted Chiefs starting tackles Josh Simmons and Jaylon Moore, creating a need for line reinforcement.

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Arrowhead Addict's Matthew Chabot identifies four realistic trade targets for the Kansas City Chiefs ahead of the trade deadline to address depth and injury issues at offensive tackle. Left tackle Josh Simmons is battling a back injury, and right tackle Jaylon Moore faces upcoming free agency.

Chabot suggests general manager Brett Veach could pursue former Chief Andrew Wylie from the Washington Commanders, Dylan Cook of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Walker Little from the Jacksonville Jaguars, or Dawand Jones of the Cleveland Browns.

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