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Kansas City Chiefs Recap and UDFA Tracker
The Kansas City Chiefs entered the 2024 NFL Draft with a pair of pressing needs. After addressing those spots in the first two rounds, general manager Brett Veach rounded out the roster with plenty of talent for the upcoming season.
In navigating the board on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Kansas City landed on a good handful of players for this year. As the franchise chases a championship three-peat, some of these first-year players will play critical roles down the stretch. Not everyone will factor into the club’s 2024 plans, but everyone has a chance to fit into the long-term roster math.
With the draft in the rearview mirror, Arrowhead Report on SI.com is recapping the Chiefs’ 2024 draft haul below and keeping track of the undrafted free agent market. Prospects who didn’t get picked are free to latch on with NFL clubs as early as Saturday, and UDFA news will be rolling in.
This story will be continually updated.
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Recapping the Kansas City Chiefs’ 2024 NFL Draft picks
Round 1: Xavier Worthy (WR, Texas)
By adding Worthy into the fold, Kansas City gets much faster and more explosive. The Texas product will play a role on offense and special teams as a rookie, helping give Patrick Mahomes another option and providing Dave Toub with a standout returner. The four-spot trade up the board was deemed worth it, as the pick was met with rave reviews.
Round 2: Kingsley Suamataia (OT, BYU)
This selection somehow received even more praise than the Worthy one. Suamataia was a multi-year starter at BYU and has experience on both sides of the offensive line. His blend of youth, athleticism and upside makes him a possible long-term solution at left tackle. At the very least, this is a player who should push Wanya Morris in the spring and summer. Many would’ve been happy with Suamataia at the end of round one.
Round 4: Jared Wiley (TE, TCU)
With Travis Kelce aging and there not being a can’t-miss piece behind him, adding a high-level athlete on Day 3 made great sense. Wiley is a smooth mover at the tight end position and has considerable upside despite being on the older side. He could very well make the roster and get on the field as a rookie, even while having three players ahead of him on the depth chart.
Round 4: Jaden Hicks (S, Washington State)
Let’s get this out of the way: Kansas City didn’t have a pressing need at the safety position. With that said, Hicks very well may have been the best player left on the board when he was picked. That, combined with his chess-piece style and high IQ, makes it a perfectly fine pick. The Washington State product will factor into the secondary rotation as a rookie if all pans out well.
Round 5: Hunter Nourzad (iOL, Penn State)
The Chiefs were expected to entertain adding an interior offensive lineman this year, which is exactly what they did on Day 3. Nourzad is a well-versed lineman with experience at just about every position. That’ll come in handy during his professional tenure as he looks to latch on with the champs. Nourzad is just as much of a guard as he is a center prospect.
Round 6: Kamal Hadden (CB, Tennessee)
The second of Kansas City’s secondary picks on Saturday, Hadden has the requisite linear athleticism, size and pedigree to be a Veach special. The former Tennessee cornerback has been held back by injuries recently but said on Saturday afternoon that his shoulder has progressed well. If he can participate in OTAs and training camp, don’t be surprised to hear the competitive corner’s name in the mix later on.
Round 7: C.J. Hanson (OG, Holy Cross)
Veach and Co. capped off their 2024 haul by bringing in an older, experienced interior offensive line prospect. Hanson is a very nice athlete with good open-field movement skills and fluidity. With Trey Smith’s soon due for a contract extension, this could be a forward-thinking move taking place on Day 3 of the draft.
Read More: Chiefs Tried to Trade Higher Than 28th for Xavier Worthy

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UFC Kansas City results: Biggest winners, loser from ‘Garry vs. Prates’ last night

UFC Kansas City went down last night (Sat., April 26, 2025) inside T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, MO., featuring a Welterweight fight that saw Ian Machado Garry defeat Carlos Prates via unanimous decision after five rounds of action (full recap here). In the co-main event, Zhang Mingyang sent Anthony Smith off into retirement a bloody mess, stopping him in the very first round (see it again here).
Photo by Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC
Biggest Winner: Ian Garry
There were some tense moments in the fifth and final round for Garry, who was seemingly on the ropes, but “The Future” pulled through and survived Carlos Prates’ late surge to pull off the unanimous decision win. Other than the final round, Garry dominated and controlled the fight rather handily, and ended the Brazilian’s five-year, 11-fight unbeaten streak. He also revealed after the fight that his victory secured his backup role for the upcoming title fight between division king, Belal Muhammad, and Jack Della Maddalena at UFC 315.
Photo by Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC
Runner (s) Up: Randy Brown and Zhang Mingyang
“Rude Boy” delivered one of the best knockout (KO) wins of the year last night, violently ending Nicolas Dalby’s evening with a vicious one-hitter quitter. Indeed, Brown and Dalby went toe-to-toe in the second round of their Welterweight bout, which ultimately favored “Rude Boy,” who slept Dalby with a nasty left hook in walk-off fashion. With the win, Brown gets back into the win column after losing to Bryan Battle via split-decision in his previous bout. He also goes home $50,000 richer. As for Mingyang, he secures his twelfth straight win — fourth inside the Octagon — by absolutely destroying former Light Heavyweight contender, Anthony Smith, in bloody fashion in the very first round. The win should put him in the Top 15 since “Lionheart” was holding on to the final spot, and he will no longer be occupying it since he is retiring.
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Biggest Losers: Cameron Saaiman and Polyana Viana
We are going to go with simple wins and losses for this section this week, which makes Saaiman and Viana two of the biggest losers. Saaiman suffered a knockout loss at the hands of Malcolm Wellmaker, giving him his second straight defeat in that manner, three straight overall. A for Viana, she is on the same boat because as a result of her submission loss to Jaqueline Amorim, she has now been finished in three straight fights, which makes her a top potential target to get her walking papers sooner, rather than later.
For complete UFC Kansas City results and play-by-play, click here.
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UFC on ESPN 66 predictions: Garry or Prates –\u00a0who will keep rising in mighty K.C.?

Get MMA Junkie staff member predictions for all 14 fights at UFC on ESPN 66
The UFC is back in one of America’s great Midwestern cities with welterweight rising stars at the top of the card.
UFC on ESPN 66 (ESPN2, ESPN+) takes place Saturday at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Mo.
Get pick results from our 11 editors, writers, radio hosts and videographers, as well as additional analysis, below.
Ikram Aliskerov vs. Andre Muniz
- Records: Aliskerov (15-2 MMA, 2-1 UFC), Muniz (24-6 MMA, 6-2 UFC)
- Past five: Aliskerov 4-1, Muniz 3-2
- Division: Middleweight
- Rankings: None
- Odds (as of 04.26.25): Aliskerov -455, Muniz +350
- Junkie pick results: Aliskerov 9, Muniz 2
Randy Brown vs. Nicolas Dalby
- Records: Brown (19-6 MMA, 13-6 UFC), Dalby (23-5-1 MMA, 7-4-1 UFC)
- Past five: Brown 3-2, Dalby 4-1
- Division: Welterweight
- Rankings: None
- Odds (as of 04.26.25): Brown -300, Dalby +240
- Junkie pick results: Brown 9, Dalby 2
Abus Magomedov vs. Michel Pereira
- Records: Magomedov (27-6-1 MMA, 3-2 UFC), Pereira (31-12 MMA, 9-3 UFC)
- Past five: Magomedov 3-2, Pereira 4-1
- Division: Middleweight
- Rankings: None
- Odds (as of 04.26.25): Magomedov +125, Pereira -150
- Junkie pick results: Pereira 6, Magomedov 5
Giga Chikadze vs. David Onama
- Records: Chikadze (15-4 MMA, 8-2 UFC), Onama (13-2 MMA, 5-2 UFC)
- Past five: Chikadze 3-2, Onama 4-1
- Division: Featherweight
- Rankings: None
- Odds (as of 04.26.25): Chikadze +165, Onama -200
- Junkie pick results: Chikadze 8, Onama 3
Zhang Mingyang vs. Anthony Smith
- Records: Mingyang (18-6 MMA, 2-0 UFC), Smith (38-21 MMA, 13-11 UFC)
- Past five: Mingyang 5-0, Smith 2-3
- Division: Light heavyweight
- Rankings: Smith honorable mention
- Odds (as of 04.26.25): Mingyang -410, Smith +320
- Junkie pick results: Mingyang 10, Smith 1
Ian Machado Garry vs. Carlos Prates
- Records: Garry (15-1 MMA, 8-1 UFC), Prates (21-6 MMA, 4-0 UFC)
- Past five: Garry 4-1, Prates 5-0
- Division: Welterweight
- Rankings: Garry No. 9, Prates honorable mention
- Odds (as of 04.26.25): Garry -160, Prates +135
- Junkie pick results: Prates 6, Garry 5
Preliminary card picks
Although they don’t count toward the standings, MMA Junkie staff members still pick the fights on the prelims. Here are the results:
- Jimmy Flick vs. Matt Schnell: Schnell 6, Flick 5
- Evan Elder vs. Gauge Young: Elder 9, Young 2
- John Castaneda vs. Chris Gutierrez: Gutierrez 11, Castaneda 0
- Heili Alateng vs. Da’Mon Blackshear: Blackshear 9, Alateng 2
- Cameron Saaiman vs. Malcolm Wellmaker: Wellmaker 9, Saaiman 2
- Jaqueline Amorim vs. Polyana Viana: Amorim 11, Viana 0
- Timmy Cuamba vs. Roberto Romero: Romero 7, Cuamba 4
- Chelsea Chandler vs. Joselyne Edwards: Edwards 7, Chandler 4
Check out all the main card picks below.
Garry
vs. Prates |
Mingyang
vs. Smith |
Chikadze
vs. Onama |
Magomedov vs. Pereira |
Brown
vs. Dalby |
Aliskerov
vs. Muniz |
|
MMA Junkie readers’
consensus picks 49-32 |
Prates (57%) |
Mingyang (78%) |
Chikadze (57%) |
Pereira (73%) |
Brown (63%) |
Aliskerov (82%) |
Farah Hannoun
52-29 2024 Champion |
Garry |
Mingyang |
Chikadze |
Magomedov |
Brown |
Aliskerov |
Ken Hathaway
50-31 2017, 2022, 2024 Champion |
Prates |
Mingyang |
Chikadze |
Pereira |
Brown |
Aliskerov |
Nolan King
50-31 2023 Champion |
Garry |
Mingyang |
Chikadze |
Magomedov |
Brown |
Aliskerov |
Matt Erickson
@MattE 49-32 |
Prates |
Mingyang |
Chikadze |
Pereira |
Dalby |
Aliskerov |
Brian Garcia
49-32 2017 Champion |
Garry |
Mingyang |
Chikadze |
Pereira |
Dalby |
Muniz |
Mike Bohn
48-33 2014 Champion |
Garry |
Mingyang |
Onama |
Pereira |
Brown |
Aliskerov |
Abbey Subhan
48-33 |
Garry |
Mingyang |
Chikadze |
Magomedov |
Brown |
Aliskerov |
George Garcia
45-36 |
Prates |
Smith |
Chikadze |
Pereira |
Brown |
Muniz |
Simon Samano
44-37 |
Prates |
Mingyang |
Onama |
Magomedov |
Brown |
Aliskerov |
Danny Segura 43-38 |
Prates |
Mingyang |
Onama |
Pereira |
Brown |
Aliskerov |
Matthew Wells
41-41 |
Prates |
Mingyang |
Chikadze |
Magomedov |
Brown |
Aliskerov |
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Kansas City sex offender caught with child pornography due to cyber tip

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) – A Kansas City, Missouri, man has been charged with child pornography offenses.
Jeffrey Lynn Petrie, 40, was charged on April 25 with two charges.
The charges include one count of distributing child pornography over the internet in May 2024. The second count is for possessing child pornography from Dec. 9, 2024, to April 24, 2025.
An affidavit filed states that officers received a cyber tip reporting that a user was uploading video files depicting child sexual abuse materials. Petrie was later identified as the user.
The FBI searched Petrie’s residence on April 24 and seized a cell phone.
Petrie is a registered sex offender in Missouri based on prior convictions for child molestation in the second degree.
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