After addressing two primary needs — defensive line and cornerback — with their first two picks in the 2016 NFL Draft, the Chiefs used all three of their fourth-round picks to do the same on Saturday, the final day of the draft.
With pick No. 105, they selected Cincinnati tackle Parker Ehinger, an experienced offensive lineman with versatility. With pick No. 106, they selected Minnesota cornerback Eric Murray, a competitive and fluid corner with cover skills. And with pick No. 126, they selected talented-but-troubled receiver Demarcus Robinson from Florida.
Ehinger, who is listed at 6 feet 6, 310 pounds, was a four-year starter for the Bearcats who started out at right tackle as a freshman and spent his next two years at right guard before shifting out to left tackle as a senior.