The Kansas City Chiefs have been busy this offseason, making key moves to fortify their team, including acquisitions of Kenneth Walker III and Justin Fields, as well as securing Travis Kelce for another three years. The front office is working hard, as if chasing another championship. Now, the focus is on the draft, and things are heating up even more. With Top 30 visits stacking up and the war room in full grind mode, the Chiefs might have already tipped their hand for the 2026 draft.

For the first time since 2013, when they picked Eric Fisher and Travis Kelce, the Chiefs have a first-round pick inside the top 10. With Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza potentially heading to the Las Vegas Raiders, the Chiefs can focus on selecting the best available player in the draft.

They seem to have already started circling names. The team used X to hype up offensive tackle Blake Miller, urging fans to keep an eye on the Clemson player in this year's draft. This suggests the front office is doing its homework and possibly revealing its plans.

Miller is trending as a top-20 pick and could be the first Clemson Tigers football player off the board. Despite playing 97% of his snaps at right tackle, his football IQ and versatility make him a valuable option for any team. The Chiefs need to reinforce their roster.

After a decade of dominance, including a 10-year playoff streak and flirting with a fourth straight Super Bowl trip, the team had a downturn in 2025. The numbers show eight losses in their last nine games, matching their combined losses from 2023 and 2024. Eleven losses overall is something Kansas City fans hadn't seen since before the Andy Reid era.

While it's not confirmed that Miller will land with the Chiefs, the team has more than two first-round picks to find talent in this year's draft.