From the land of the free and the home of the chiefs, this is the

locked on chiefs podcast. Welcome back to lockdown chiefs. We have a huge show for

you today. We are going to go through and give you a plus minus should they stay should they go should they come back on every single unrestricted free agent the chiefs have currently on their roster.

This is going to take a while but it's going to be a lot of fun.

I'm Ryan Tracy, the founder of Rogue Analytics, and you're hosted RGR football,

and we're going to talk about all these decisions that go in towards structuring what you can do to get ready for the draft that's coming up.

Yes, we've talked about the cap numbers.

Now we have to say, hey, this guy needs to be back or he doesn't.

Chris Clark's going to join me here in just a little bit, but I wanted to make sure that we explain where we're going because this one's a little bit longer.

We want to cover everything for you.

And a little bit of news, not much in the Chiefs' realm, but they do have to pay attention to this because it has come out that it looks like the Broncos are going to make a serious push for Deshaun Watson even though there's denial still from Houston that they're going to move him the Broncos are going to try to be that team that lands the signal caller that can change their fortunes.

There's a lot going on in this division. There looks like there's going to be concerted push to not only bulk up

Justin Herbert's line, but to get him more weapons, speedier weapons.

So that also has to keep the chiefs on the lookout for speed at the corner back position.

We're going to talk about the athleticism. For those of you who have not seen the athletic matrix.

It is a study and analysis that I do every year on the

athleticism of the draft class. You can buy the draft guide and the whole nine yards when it comes out later,

but the bottom line is exactly this.

How do you combat better athletes on the opposing team

in a given position?

That seems to be exactly what the AFC West has done last couple of years in doing things like you saw Denver and Las Vegas do last year in the drafting of Rugs and Hammer and Jerry Judy in an effort to try to put up more points to have more of that offensive side.

I expect the Chargers to do the same and they're going to be a position to make a couple of picks here that I think are going to help them.

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