The latest Kansas City Chiefs NFL Draft scores come into play

The NFL draft weekend is over and the Kansas City Chiefs have finished the draft with six new players and are now continuing to add free agents not yet created (TRACKER).

Let's take a look at the draft of the chefs class completed in 2019:

• Grand receiver of Georgia, Mecole Harman (number 56 in general)
• Virginia security Juan Thornhill (No. 63 in general)
• Defensive lineman Khalen Saunders of Illinois (number 84 overall)
• South Carolina cornerback Rashad Fenton (No. 201 overall)
• Offensive midfielder Darwin Thompson of Utah (number 214 overall)
• Illinois offensive lineman Nick Allegretti (number 216 overall)

And now, for some classes of the class:

Chad Reuter from NFL.com: B +

The leaders sent the Seahawks three choices for Frank Clark earlier this week. Obviously, they considered him better suited to their new defensive system than Dee Ford (whom they traded to San Francisco this season), and Clark is indeed a superior player. The money guaranteed in his new contract would be in the first three years of the agreement. It was therefore created to possibly give the chiefs some flexibility in terms of salary cap, at the moment when the contract of recruit of Patrick Mahomes expires. They have, however, given up two top-ranked picks to clinch Clark (No. 29 overall this year, a second-round pick next year) and will have to hope that he will not be bothered by the squad. .

Mark Maske from Washington Post: B

Did the Chiefs announce their intention to solve Tyreek Hill's off-road problems by preparing a quick WR and returner, Mecole Hardman, in the second round? It seemed to say. His teammate Juan Thornhill could help immediately in high school.

Kent Swanson of Arrowhead Pride: B

I almost gave a B-plus for this class, but I'm still a little stuck on the value of wide receiver Mecole Hardman, for which the Chiefs evolved in the second round by trading the 167th choice. He is not refined as a receiver, but he has a special feature to draw from his speed. Its impact on the special teams will also be felt.

Anyway, the Chiefs got a safe start to day one in Thornhill. Defensive lineman Sanders, from Western Illinois, should play a pivotal role in Steve Spagnuolo's defense. I love Thompson's choice in the sixth round, and it will prove to be a great value thanks to his ability in the space and his ability to succeed in catchering them.

There are clear paths to success for almost all of their choices. They discussed the good positions to strengthen this list. If Hardman shows promise during the off-season and training camp, the Chiefs fans should be very optimistic about how this class will unfold. I am delighted with what they have done throughout the weekend. I can not wait to see what we hear when the rookie minicamp.

Mel Kiper Jr of ESPN: B-

It's a difficult class to evaluate for a team that has made radical changes in defense. Coordinator Bob Sutton is absent and Steve Spagnuolo moves to 4-3. Impact players Dee Ford, Justin Houston, Eric Berry and Steven Nelson have disappeared. The leaders brought Frank Clark, Tyrann Mathieu, Bashaud Breeland and Alex Okafor. It's really hard to know exactly how it will go, but it was clear that something had to change in defense after Patrick Mahomes and that the attack had broken records all season.

The cost for Clark was exorbitant; K.C. abandoned a first round pick choice this year (# 29) and a second round pick next year, also gave a huge contract. If he has more than 10 bags per season, it will be worth it. But this must be taken into account in the preliminary note. We also do not know what will happen with Tyreek Hill, which is under investigation by the police and may not be on the list any longer. The Chiefs' first choice on Friday – the outsider Mecole Hardman at No. 56 – suggests that he's a backup plan for Hill, and they're similar players.

Kadar of the SB Nation: C +

The Chiefs advanced slightly in the second round to get their first pick at 56th. They took wide receiver Georgia, Mecole Hardman, a pure speed receiver and a possible replacement for Tyreek Hill. He is still developing, so it was amazing to see him caught in front of someone like Parris Campbell from Ohio State.

Recovering the defensive Juan Thornill was a great decision in the 63rd match. He can do it all with a history of cornerback, security and even minor linebacker. Defensive tackle Khalen Saunders gives the Chiefs an incredible athlete for a defensive tackle.

Vinnie Iyer from Sporting News: C-

The Chiefs: 27th draft class

Brett Veach and Andy Reid had to change projects with their projects after news about Tyreek Hill. They were forced to look for Hardman, the only suitable replacement on the board. Frank Clark no longer needs to be strengthened, but they waited too long to get help at the corner.