Chiefs likely to draft Ohio State defensive tackle Tyleik Williams

The Kansas City Chiefs are looking to strengthen their team after losing in Super Bowl LIX to the Philadelphia Eagles. They lost some important players this offseason and will need to draft new talent to fill those gaps. Analyst Lou Scataglia believes the Chiefs will use their first-round pick to select Tyleik Williams, a defensive tackle from Ohio State University. Scataglia noted that as veteran player Chris Jones ages, finding a strong defensive player is crucial for the team. Williams is noted for his skills as a run defender and can also contribute to the pass rush. Last season, he had 2.5 sacks and 46 tackles, with 28 tackles for loss in his college career. He could complement Jones, especially since Jones is often double-teamed, which limits his effectiveness. Scataglia emphasized that the Chiefs must make strategic choices in this draft. The team may also need to address other positions, such as running back, wide receiver, and tight end. Overall, there is a belief that the Chiefs must improve their roster beyond relying heavily on quarterback Patrick Mahomes.