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Could the Kansas City Chiefs seriously consider parting ways with Chris Kones after this year? The NFL's latest transaction shows why it might not be a bad idea.

KC Kingdom's Parker Buchele argues that the Tennessee Titans trading defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons to the Chicago Bears outlines what the Kansas City Chiefs might expect in a future Chris Jones trade. While Chicago gave up two first-round picks and a fourth-rounder for Simmons, Buchele contends that Kansas City should keep Jones through the 2026 season for their Super Bowl push rather than moving him before the deadline.
Looking beyond the current season, the writer suggests Kansas City should explore trading Jones due to his age and heavy salary cap hit. Noting that DeForest Buckner recently netted only a fourth-round selection, Buchele estimates that the Chiefs would realistically acquire a second- or third-round draft pick for Jones rather than a first-rounder.
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