The Kansas City Chiefs went into the 2015 NFL draft without a lot of needs on the defensive side of the football, which ranked second overall (17.6 points per game allowed).
However, the offense, which averaged just 318.8 yards per game (25th in the NFL), was in a position to receive an upgrade.
By now, everyone has heard about the fact that no Chiefs wide receiver hauled in a touchdown pass in 2014. Yet, the passing game was still functional due to the success Kansas City quarterback Alex Smith had throwing to backs and tight end.