For the Kansas City Chiefs and Brett Veach, pre-draft injury concerns just don't exist.

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This is what it comes down to, and I want to make sure that we get into it as specifically as possible. There is a lot of question about a lot of prospects,

especially with the Chiefs picking at number nine. If you missed my mock draft that I just did,

go back and check that. It was the last released video here

on the Lockhart Chiefs channel. They just don't act as concerned about pre-draft injuries as most

other teams. There is no better evidence of that than what happened with Josh Simmons last

season. Now, that's not to say that they don't prepare for it.

It's not to say that they're not concerned about the physicality and the health

and the long term that they invest in players and what their conditions are.

It means that they are comfortable with their process.

It means that for the chiefs and for Breadfeach in particular, going through an injury

history player and doing the evaluation is part of his process to make sure that he doesn't

have any concerns.

And so that he isn't limited, either come back with a clean projection of health can't be a bill of health because you

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