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Analyzing Mansoor Delane: How Chiefs rookie can become the next Trent McDuffie

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By Jesse Newell , Nick Baumgardner 
| The Athletic
Not only will Delane have to be an immediate starter to justify the amount of capital surrendered, he’ll also need to become the top cornerback in his draft class. “We feel like he was the most complete corner, and I’m sure he was consensus No. 1 corner,” Chiefs general manager Brett Veach said on draft night.
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Analyzing Mansoor Delane: How Chiefs rookie can become the next Trent McDuffie

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By Jesse Newell , Nick Baumgardner 
| Breaking One
The Kansas City Chiefs made it clear how they felt about Mansoor Delane when they traded three draft picks to move up and select him No. 6 overall last April. Not only will Delane have to be an immediate starter to justify the amount of capital surrendered, he'll also need to become the top cornerback in his draft class. "We feel like he was the most complete corner, and I'm sure he was consensus No. 1 corner," Chiefs general manager Brett Veach said on draft night.
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By Nick Baumgardner 
| The Athletic
Turns out, the 2022 NFL Draft was all over the place. Picks No. 2 and 3 (Aidan Hutchinson and Derek Stingley Jr., respectively) have blossomed into two of the NFL’s best defenders and pillars for their respective franchises. The No. 7 pick (Evan Neal) is still with the team that drafted him (the Giants), only he now earns the league minimum and no longer plays tackle. The Panthers used a third-round pick on a QB (Matt Corral) who has now been in the UFL for three seasons.
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