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The lack of any long-term certainty at tackle means the Chiefs are likely going to go shopping for some help in the 2027 draft class.

Writer Matthew Chabot argues that long-term uncertainty at offensive tackle will push the Kansas City Chiefs to target the position in the 2027 NFL Draft. With Josh Simmons battling a back injury, Jaylon Moore facing impending free agency following a concussion, and undrafted rookie Kahlil Benson currently filling in, the Chiefs are expected to overhaul their tackle room.
Chabot highlights five collegiate prospects as potential targets for Kansas City: Lance Heard of Kentucky, Trevor Goosby of Texas, Elijah Paige of USC, Drew Azzopardi of Washington, and Samson Okunlola of Miami. The analysis notes that trade-ups or medical evaluations surrounding injuries to players like Goosby and Paige could determine their viability for the franchise.
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