Here's why new Chiefs LT Kingsley Suamataia might be ready to start quicker than you think

The Kansas City Chiefs have done it again - they have gotten multiple steals in the NFL draft; this time, it was in the second and fourth rounds. With their fourth-round pick, they took safety Jaden Hicks from Washington State, who is a guy that can play really anywhere.

The Chiefs have done this for so many years now, and they did it in the second round, grabbing Kingsley Suamataia, the offensive tackle from BYU, who was projected by many to be a first-round pick. Had the Chiefs not gone with a wide receiver in the first round, you can make a case they would have gone after him there.

But they stayed put and grabbed one of the more physical guys in the draft at his position with a huge upside, as the Chiefs try to build up the trenches. Not to mention, the Andy Reid - BYU connection is there as well. While a lot of draft experts and teams seem to think Suamataia could be a project piece, as his game is a bit raw, he has one thing working for him in terms of being ready to potentially start immediately.

Suamataia is a player with a rich family background when it comes to football.

"Right now, Penei is up in Detroit. Shout out to Penei; he is making big moves right now," Suamataia said. Cousin Noah is at the Chicago Bears, and then I have Nephi, who is at the Saints, and then Puca, who is at the Rams. But shoot, I have a bunch of family members who played in the league. My uncle, my grandpa... It runs in the bloodline. It runs deep. So grateful and blessed to be the next one up right now."