Since the Chiefs selected Eric Fisher with the first pick of both the 2013 draft and the Andy Reid era, the offensive line has been a known area of suspect play for the club. But, after selecting starters in the draft each of the next three seasons, and spending $15 million in guarantees on underrated right tackle Mitchell Schwartz last offseason, Kansas City now finds itself with one of the more stable offensive line situations in the league, allowing them to address other needs (quarterback, cornerback, running back, inside linebacker) in this week’s draft.
- After finishing 25th in pass-blocking efficiency in 2015, the Chiefs finished third in that metric in 2016.