How the Chiefs Can Help Out Their Offense

There are a lot of ways the Chiefs can go about fixing their run game. They can use their top pick to draft a player like Jeremiyah Love, which would completely change the outlook of their offense. However, there's no guarantee he'll still be there when they're making their selection, and they have needs elsewhere on the roster.

Another option they could explore is bringing back one of the running backs they had last season. Of the two, I think Kareem Hunt would be a better player for them. He's familiar with the system, and with Mahomes' restructured contract, it shouldn't be too much of a cap hit.

Andy Reid and the rest of the Chiefs want to make the playoffs next season to give their dynasty a chance at a second wind. A way they can do that is by leveraging their six draft picks in the upcoming draft to trade for a player who can help bring back their rushing attack.

David Montgomery is a player who has become incredibly frustrated with his playing time on the Detroit Lions and is a prime candidate for the Chiefs to trade for. Hunt brought toughness near the goal line, but couldn't sustain a successful rushing attack throughout the course of a game. Montgomery, on the other hand, can be their leading back for all three downs and give them explosive runs.

With consecutive 700-yard seasons, his trade value wouldn't be more than a fourth or fifth round pick. He has two years left on his contract, so it wouldn't be riding all on next season for them to win big, but it would be an aggressive move that gives them a running back whom they can rely on in crucial situations.