Chiefs Draft: The prospects who have reportedly visited Kansas City

GAINESVILLE, FL - NOVEMBER 22: Tennessee Volunteers defensive back Colton Hood (8) lines up for a play during the game between the Florida Gators and the Tennessee Volunteers on November 22, 2025 at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field in Gainesville, Fl. (Photo by David Rosenblum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

There is a week to go until the 2026 NFL Draft, so the Kansas City Chiefs met with as many potential picks for the weekend of April 23rd-25th as the organization could before the deadline for such visits, which ended on Wednesday.

General manager Brett Veach spoke on Thursday, and we will have coverage of his press conference soon.

The team met with players at the NFL Scouting Combine, but here’s a list of players who have reportedly visited Kansas City for in-depth meetings with the Chiefs. Some qualify as “top-30” visits.

What is a top-30 visit?

NFL teams are allowed to bring in up to 30 players for “top-30 visits”. It’s essentially a way for teams to get to know a player better. To toss some game film at them and see how they process it, and to give the team doctors a chance to take a look at any lingering questions regarding past or present injuries.

Players from schools within a 50-mile radius of the team facilities do not count against top-30 visits. It’s important to note that on-field work is strictly prohibited during these visits. Players can tour facilities and locker rooms, but that’s it.

Visits tracker

• CB Colton Hood, Tennessee, visited the Chiefs this week, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.
• WR Chris Bell, Louisville, visited Kansas City on Tuesday of this week, per his Instagram.
• QB Jalon Daniels, Kansas, met with the Chiefs for multiple hours in a visit that was similar to a top-30 visit, according to The Kansas City Star.
• DE Rueben Bain Jr., Miami, met with the Chiefs last week, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
• LB Arvell Reese, Ohio State, has a top-30 visit with the Chiefs among other teams, according to Rapoport.
• DT Rene Konga, Louisville, was hosted by the Chiefs on a pre-draft visit per Arye Pulli.
• WR Malik Benson, Oregon, met virtually with Chiefs general manager Brett Veach, offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemt and wide receivers coach Chad O’Shea next week, per NFL and college football analyst Ryan Fowler.
• WR Kevin Coleman Jr., Missouri, met with the Chiefs during the pre-draft process, according to Aaron Wilson, a beat reporter from the Houston area.
• LB Khalil Jacobs, Missouri, has met with the Chiefs as one of 15 teams he has had some sort of pre-draft visit with.
• LB Jack Dingle, Cincinnati, had a visit scheduled with the Chiefs, per Fowler.
• OT Kadyn Proctor, Alabama, spent time with the Chiefs during the pre-draft process, per Rapoport.
• TE Justin Joly, North Carolina State, had a visit scheduled with the Chiefs, per Fowler.
• WR Ted Hurst, Georgia State, visited the Chiefs this week, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
• WR Carnell Tate, Ohio State, had a visit scheduled with the Chiefs, among other teams, as he told reporters during his Pro Day.
• WR Makai Lemon, USC, had a visit scheduled with the Chiefs, according to Fowler.
• TE Oscar Delp of Georgia had the Chiefs as one of the seven teams he is scheduled to meet with, per Arye Pulli.
• CB Chris Johnson, San Diego State, met with or was expected to meet with the Chiefs.
• DT Caleb Banks, Florida, met with the Chiefs in March.