The first three rounds of the NFL Draft have come and gone — and the hometown Kansas City Chiefs have three new players.
On Day 1, the Chiefs stayed at No. 31 to select Kansas State pass rusher Felix Anudike-Uzomah. Day 2 saw the Chiefs trade up twice, drafting SMU wide receiver Rashee Rice at No. 55 in the second round followed by offensive tackle Wanya Morris at No. 92 in the third round.
Chiefs assistant general manager Mike Borgonzi joined the local Kansas City media at the conclusion of Round 3 to discuss Kansas City's first three selections, which satisfied what could be considered the club's three greatest positions of need.