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Chiefs have more to worry about than quarterback and running back.
Foremost among those needs is wide receiver, and the Chiefs would find some quality prospects available should they choose to use their first-round pick there for a second straight year. But Kansas City also needs depth at defensive tackle, and some premium inside linemen should be on the board in the first 12 picks. The 2001 draft may be deepest in in cornerbacks and receivers, noted Lynn Stiles, the Chiefs vice president of football operations. That depth may give Kansas City some options even into the third round, where the Chiefs have two picks after picking up Washington's choice as compensation for the signing of Marty Schottenheimer. The wide receiver position has about that same number.