Chiefs Finally Get Patrick Mahomes a True WR1 in New Mock Draft
Summary
The Kansas City Chiefs have not had a top-tier wide receiver since Tyreek Hill left in 2021. A recent mock NFL draft predicts the Chiefs will select Alabama wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams in 2027 to strengthen their passing game with Patrick Mahomes.Key Facts
- Tyreek Hill was the Chiefs' last true No. 1 wide receiver, leaving after the 2021 season.
- The Chiefs have relied on tight end Travis Kelce and other receivers but lacked a standout WR1.
- A recent mock draft from Bleacher Report suggests the Chiefs will pick Ryan Coleman-Williams at 24th overall in 2027.
- Coleman-Williams is praised for his speed, route-running, and ability to make plays after catching the ball.
- In his first college season (2024), he had 48 catches, 856 yards, and eight touchdowns.
- His performance dipped in 2025 but is expected to improve with a new quarterback in 2026.
- Other Chiefs receivers include Rashee Rice (promising but with off-field issues) and Xavier Worthy (good as a secondary receiver).
- Adding Coleman-Williams would give the Chiefs a strong WR1 to support quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
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