Brandon Beane defended his decision to trade back in last night's draft, allowing Kansas City to nab one of the top receiver prospects remaining.
The first round of the 2024 NFL draft was filled with a few big surprises that started with the Atlanta Falcons
General manager Brandon Beane spoke to the media and defended his decision-making, saying he didn't worry about who the Chiefs were picking and emphasized the value of additional draft picks. Per
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