KC Chiefs 2024 NFL Draft Top 30 Visit Tracker: News and Rumors

Here's who the reigning champs are hosting for visits as the 2024 NFL Draft approaches.

Feb 27, 2024; Indianapolis, IN, USA; Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach speaks during a press conference at the NFL Scouting Combine at Indiana Convention Center. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports / Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

It's 2024 NFL Draft season for all 32 NFL clubs, and especially for the Kansas City Chiefs. Ahead of April's event in Detroit, the two-time reigning Super Bowl champions are hard at work preparing their draft boards.

For general manager Brett Veach and his staff, this month is a prime opportunity to add depth and future upside to the roster. In recent seasons, Kansas City's playoff runs have been fueled by contributions from outstanding rookie classes. It's a difficult formula to replicate, although Veach has improved since his first haul back in 2018.

As the Chiefs put their finishing touches on draft-related matters, the team is holding "top 30" visits with various prospects. These visits, capped at 30 for hosting purposes, allow organizations to bring in players for a variety of reasons. Examples of what takes place during top 30 visits include medical evaluations, interviews, film or conceptual work, facility tours and the like.

Essentially, these visits help teams gather more information about prospects. It's important to keep in mind that a top 30 visit does not necessarily reflect a club's level of interest. Sometimes, coaches or other staff simply want to get clarification on questions or concerns regarding players.

With that in mind, let's take a look at who the Chiefs are bringing to Kansas City for their 2024 top 30 visits.

Tracking Chiefs 2024 NFL Draft scheduled or completed top 30 visits

• Missouri RB Cody Schrader, per Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2
• Texas RB Jonathon Brooks, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network
• Texas DT T'Vondre Sweat, per Rapoport
• South Florida OT Donovan Jennings, per Greg Auman of FOX Sports
• British Columbia OT Giovanni Manu, per Jordan Schultz of Bleacher Report
• Toronto Argonauts CB Qwan'tez Stiggers, per Wilson
• Cincinnati DT Jowon Briggs, per Tony Pauline of Sportskeeda
• Missouri OT Javon Foster, per Ryan Fowler of Bleacher Report and The Draft Network
• UCLA RB Carson Steele, per MLFootball
• Washington WR Jalen McMillan, per MLFootball
• TCU S Millard "Nook" Bradford, per Fowler
• Penn State OT Caedan Wallace, per Justin Melo of The Draft Network
• Kansas State TE Ben Sinnott, per MLFootball
• Marshall RB Rasheen Ali, per Dane Brugler of The Athletic
• BYU OT Kingsley Suamataia, per Pauline
• Furman iOL Jake Johanning, per Cole Neely
• UCF WR Javon Baker, per Pauline
• Iowa DL Khristian Boyd, per Fowler
• Ohio State DL Michael Hall Jr., per Zac Jackson of The Athletic
• Georgia State OT Travis Glover, per Pauline
• Boston College iOL Christian Mahogany, per Fowler
• Western Michigan DE Marshawn Kneeland, per Fowler
• Oregon State WR Anthony Gould, per Fowler

Rumors and NFL Scouting Combine formal interviews with Chiefs

At this year's Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, teams were permitted to hold 18-minute interviews with up to 45 different prospects. Here's who the Chiefs used some of their formal meeting spots on:

• Missouri DL Darius Robinson
• Texas WR Xavier Worthy
• Texas TE Ja'Tavion Sanders, per Fowler
• Houston OT Patrick Paul, per Wilson
• Oregon RB Bucky Irving, per Cecil Lammey of Footballguys
• Penn State TE Theo Johnson, per Tom Downey of Chat Sports
• Oregon QB Bo Nix, per Walter Football
• Iowa TE Erick All, per Charles Goldman of A to Z Sports
• Oregon State OT Taliese Fuaga
• Rumored contact: Oregon WR Troy Franklin and Georgia WR Ladd McConkey, who Goldman says the Chiefs have met with "in some capacity"

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