Former Chiefs TE Jason Dunn and the Dash brothers are back with another Monday Morning Tight End scouting session—breaking down a fresh group of intriguing prospects to know as the next NFL Draft cycle starts heating up.

Former Kansas City Chiefs TE Jason Dunn joins cohost Marcus Dash for another episode of Chief Concerns, breaking down two of the biggest offseason debates surrounding the Chiefs right now. They discuss the report that Mahomes will be back for some OTA sessions, talk of Chiefs wanting Jeremiyah Love, and reports of the Chiefs wanting veteran edge rusher Cam Jordan.

Former Chiefs TE Jason Dunn and the Dash brothers are back with another Monday Morning Tight End scouting session—breaking down a fresh group of intriguing prospects to know as the next NFL Draft cycle starts heating up.

Former Kansas City Chiefs tight end Jason Dunn returns to the show alongside Marcus Dash for a full breakdown of the Chiefs’ offseason so far.

The Monday Morning Tight End crew is back with Episode 127, continuing their weekly NFL Draft Prospect Breakdown Series. Marcus and Teja Dash dive into another group of intriguing prospects entering the next draft cycle.

In this episode, cohost Marcus Dash discusses several important offseason developments for the Kansas City Chiefs and why some of Brett Veach’s quieter moves could end up having major impact on the 2026 season. First, Marcus breaks down the Chiefs signing safety Alohi Gilman to a three-year deal and why the move is classic roster construction from Brett Veach. After a season where the secondary lacked a true veteran communicator, Gilman brings stability, leadership, and elite coverage ability to Steve Spagnuolo’s defense. His presence could allow young safeties like Jaden Hicks and Chamarri Conner to develop naturally while giving Spags more flexibility to move pieces around the defense. Next, Marcus examines the Chiefs bringing back wide receiver Tyquan Thornton on a team-friendly two-year contract. While the move didn’t generate huge headlines, Thornton quietly showed strong chemistry with Patrick Mahomes, recording zero drops on 36 targets and giving Kansas City a legitimate vertical threat. In a wide receiver market where prices are skyrocketing, this deal could turn into one of the best values of the entire offseason. Finally, Marcus dives into the growing reports that Kansas City is closely monitoring the offensive tackle market, including speculation that the Chiefs could be ready to make a move if Trent Williams becomes available from the San Francisco 49ers. With protecting Mahomes always the top priority, the possibility of adding a future Hall of Fame tackle — even at age 37 — could reshape the Chiefs’ offensive line. Between smart veteran signings and potential blockbuster opportunities, it’s clear that Brett Veach and the Chiefs front office are far from done shaping the roster for 2026.

The NFL offseason is officially heating up. In this episode of Monday Morning Tight End, cohosts Marcus Dash and Teja Dash break down the start of the 2026 NFL legal tampering period, which began at noon ET on Monday, March 9. During this 52-hour window, NFL teams can begin contacting and negotiating with agents of unrestricted free agents. While contracts cannot be officially signed until the new league year begins at 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday, March 11, this period often sets the stage for the biggest moves of the offseason. Marcus and Teja discuss the latest NFL offseason news, what the legal tampering window really means for teams, and how free agency could shape the league heading into the new season. The show also kicks off their 7-week NFL Draft prospect breakdown series, where they will analyze some of the most intriguing players entering the next draft cycle.

In this episode of Chief Concerns, cohost Marcus Dash breaks down a massive week of Chiefs offseason moves:

In this episode of Monday Morning Tight End, Marcus Dash and Teja Dash dive into the Kansas City Chiefs’ quarterback situation heading into the 2026 offseason. With uncertainty surrounding Patrick Mahomes’ health for Week 1, finding the right backup QB becomes one of the sneakiest and most important offseason priorities. The crew breaks down which QBs are returning, who’s hitting free agency, and which prospects in the NFL Draft could make sense as Mahomes’ understudy.

In this episode of Chief Concerns, cohost Marcus Dash breaks down Brett Veach’s most telling comments from the NFL Combine and what they reveal about the Kansas City Chiefs’ true offseason plans heading into 2026.