KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Roster Breakdown and TEAM NEEDS










KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (10-6)
Picks in first 3 rounds: 29, 61, 63, 92
8 total picks
NEEDS: 
Pass Rush DE: They are switching to a 4-3 under Steve Spagnuolo. He always had plenty of good one when he was with the Giants.  
C/G: They have no proven starter at LG or center 
Impact DB: They need a new starting corner and another safety to play alongside newly signed Tyrann Mathieu
WR: Tyreek Hill may begin the season suspended and their isn't much behind him
LB Depth
DT Depth 

DT: Chris Jones
CB: Kendall Fuller
FB: Anthony Sherman

IDEAL DRAFT: 
29. Byron Murphy-Washington-CB
5-11/190/4.55
61. Jaylon Ferguson-LA Tech-43 DE
6-5/271
63. Erik McCoy-TX AM-C/G
6-4/303/29r/4.89
92. Andy Isabella-WR-UMass
5-9/188/4.31/36.5v/15r

Staff 
GM: Brett Veach
Head coach: Andy Reid
Offensive coordinator: Eric Bieniemy
Defensive coordinator: Steve Spagnuolo (NEW) 4-3
Name PFF Grade POS Age Snaps Size Stats 
GP ATT CMP PCT YDS
Patrick Mahomes QB 23 1032 6-2/225 16 580 383 66.1 5097
TD INT RATE RuYds RuTD
50 12 113.8 272 2
GP REC TGTS YDS AVG TD
Travis Kelce TE 29 993 6-5/255 16 103 150 1336 13 10
Tyreek Hill WR 25 905 5-10/185 16 87 137 1479 17 12
Sammy Watkins WR 26 459 6-1/211 10 40 55 519 13 3
Demarcus Robinson WR 24 419 6-1/203 16 22 33 288 13.1 4
Anthony Sherman FB 30 66 5-10/242 16 8 9 96 12 1
Blake Bell-JAX TE 28 221 6-6/252 10 8 11 67 8.4 0
GP RushYds AVG REC RecYds TD
Damien Williams HB 27 206 5-11/221 13 256 5.1 23 160 6
Carlos Hyde-JAX/CLV HB 28 6-0/230 14 571 3.3 10 33 5
OFFENSIVE LINE (13)
Mitchell Schwartz 83.5 RT-1 29 1045 6-5/318
Eric Fisher 73.4 LT-19 28 1042 6-7/306
Laurent Duvernay-Tardif 70.7 (2) RG-11 27 331 6-5/321
Andrew Wylie 64.1 LG-16 24 687 6-6/309
Austin Reiter 74.2 C 27 266 6-3/305
Cam Irving  42.9 G/Swing T 27 830 6-5/313
DEFENSE
FRONT (17) GP TCK SACK TFL PD INT
Chris Jones 91.1 5/3 Tech  25 773 6-6/310 16 40 15.5 19 5 1
Anthony Hitchens 59.5 (2) LB 26 944 6-0/240 15 135 0 7.0 0 0
Alex Okafor-NO 69.4 43 DE 28 656 6-5/264 16 36 4.0 5 1 0
Reggie Ragland 55.9 LB  25 582 6-1/247 16 86 0.5 2 1 1
Xavier Williams 73.5 NT/split  27 424 6-2/309 16 47 2.5 2 0 0
Derrick Nnadi 68.7 NT/split  23 448 6-1/317 16 35 0 0 0 0
Breeland Speaks 57.8 ED 23 476 6-3/283 16 24 1.5 3 0 0
Dorian O'Daniel 60.3 LB 24 302 6-1/223 16 34 0 2 1 0
Damien Wilson-DAL 44.7 LB/ST 26 287/345 6-0/245 16 32 1 0 0
Emmanuel Ogbah-CLV 58.9 43 DE 25 806 6-4/273 14 40 3 5.5 8 0
Jeremiah Attaochu-NYJ 67.8 ED/Res 26 171 6-3/252 11 9 2 2 0 0
SECONDARY (N/A) GP TCK SACK TFL PD INT
Kendall Fuller 81.2 (2) Slot CB-17 24 1078 5-11/190 15 82 0 1 12 2
Tyrann Mathieu-HOU 76.35 (2) S-28 27 1045 5-9/186 16 89 3.0 5 8 2
Daniel Sorensen 60.9 SS/Dime 29 354 6-1/205 7 26 0 0 2 1
Jordan Lucas 57.8 DB 26 262 6-1/186 16 32 1 1 2 1
Bashaud Breeland-GB 58.5 CB 27 330 5-11/197 7 20 0 1 4 2
Charvarius Ward  67.8 DB/ST 23 252 ST 6-0/202 13 30 0 0 3 0
Unsigned Free Agents on roster in 2018
GP TCK SACK TFL PD INT
Orlando Scandrick 70 CB 32 788 5-11/192 15 44 0 0 13 1
Allen Bailey 63.3 34 E 32 848 6-3/285 16 38 6 5 0 0
Eric Berry  62.4 SS 30 IR 6-0/211
Ron Parker 60.4 S 32 1027 6-2/202
Jarvis Jenkins 53.1 DE 31 206 6-4/310
GP RushYds AVG REC RecYds TD
Spencer Ware HB 27 247 5-10/230 12 246 4.8 20 224 2
GP REC TGTS YDS AVG TD
Kelvin Benjamin WR 28 511 6-5/240 15 25 67 380 15.2 1
Jeff Allen 56.5 G-IR 29 224 6-4/306






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