@SleeperBot: The Kansas City Chiefs are assessing several top prospects projected for the late first round of the 2025 NFL draft as the College Football Playoff quarterfinals begin. Tight end Tyler Warren is noted for his physicality, offering both receiving and blocking strengths, making him a potential complement to existing players Travis Kelce, Noah Gray, and Jared Wiley. Jalon Walker, a linebacker with burst and versatility, could be a strategic addition for the Chiefs' defensive strategy despite being slightly undersized. Wide receiver Emeka Egbuka is highlighted for his elite route-running and blocking capabilities, which align well with Head Coach Andy Reid's standards.

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Chiefs evaluate top prospects Tyler Warren, Jalon Walker, and Emeka Egbuka ahead of 2025 NFL Draft