Chiefs NFL Mock Draft: Michigan Safety in 2025?

The Kansas City Chiefs have taken a lot of pride in their defense over the last several seasons, and they could add to it in next year's draft.

In a recent article by Bleacher Report , they take a look at some players that each NFL team could target to strengthen some of the weaker parts of their roster. For the reigning Super Bowl champions, they think they could draft Michigan safety Rod Moore to strengthen their secondary.

"The Chiefs have talent in the secondary, but there are still questions as to how it will all fit together post-L'Jarius Sneed," Bleacher Report writes. "Drafting someone like Moore would allow them to get creative with their safeties moving forward."

The Chiefs traded away star cornerback L'Jarius Sneed to the Tennessee Titans earlier this offseason, so getting some more secondary help in next year's draft could be in the team's best interests.

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Moore finished his junior season at Michigan with 38 total tackles, 21 of them being solo. He was also able to show his versatility by tallying a sack and snagging two interceptions.

If the Chiefs decide next offseason that they want some more secondary help alongside Trent McDuffie and the rest of the team's defensive backs, Moore could be a very intriguing option.