Chiefs Draft: Prospects Who Have Or Will Reportedly Take Top-30 Visits

There are fewer than 30 days until the 2026 NFL Draft, so the Kansas City Chiefs have been meeting with potential picks during the weekend of April 23rd-25th.

The team met with players at the NFL Scouting Combine, but here’s a list of players who have or will reportedly take top-30 visits to Kansas City for in-depth meetings with the Chiefs.

What is a top-30 visit?

NFL teams are allowed to bring in up to 30 players for “top-30 visits”. It’s essentially a way for teams to get to know a player better. To toss some game film at them and see how they process it, and to give the team doctors a chance to take a look at any lingering questions regarding past or present injuries.

Players from schools within a 50-mile radius of the team facilities do not count against top-30 visits. It’s important to note that on-field work is strictly prohibited during these visits. Players can tour facilities and locker rooms, but that’s it.

Visits tracker

• OT Kadyn Proctor, Alabama, will start a string of visits “with the Chiefs later this week,” according to Field Yates of ESPN.
• TE Justin Joly, North Carolina State, has a visit scheduled with the Chiefs, per NFL and college football analyst Ryan Fowler.
• WR Carnell Tate, Ohio State, has a visit scheduled with the Chiefs, among other teams, as he told reporters during his Pro Day.
• WR Makai Lemon, USC, has a visit scheduled with the Chiefs, according to Fowler.
• TE Oscar Delp, Georgia, has the Chiefs as one of the seven teams he is scheduled to meet with, per Arye Pulli.
• OT Anthony Belton, North Carolina State, had a visit with the Chiefs after his Pro Day, according to Devin Jackson of The Philly Inquirer.
• CB Chris Johnson, San Diego State, has met or is expected to meet with the Chiefs.
• DT Caleb Banks, Florida, met with the Chiefs earlier this month.