The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills pulled off an unexpected NFL draft day trade.
made a significant splash at the 2024 NFL draft, trading up a few picks to No. 28 in order to grab a potentially key weapon for Patrick Mahomes. Late in the first round they snagged Texas' Xavier Worthy— a player who has previously
The deal saw the Chiefs send picks No. 32, 95 and 221 to Buffalo in exchange for picks No. 28, 133 and 248.
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