Over the course of the final weeks leading up to the 2019 NFL Draft the Chiefs will bring in an allotted 30 prospects for a pre-draft visit in Kansas City. These are commonly referred to as a top-30 visit.
These draft prospects receive a tour of the Chiefs’ facilities, meet with position coaches, front office executives, and on occasion meet with a few players who are in the facility. It’s an opportunity to show teams that they mesh with the culture surrounding the Chiefs. They are not allowed to work out at the facility during this visit.
The team can send coaches and scouts to locations to hold private workouts with draft prospects. These are entirely separate from pre-draft visits and don’t count toward the 30 allotted to the team. They typically are used to supplement combine workouts or pro day performances.
