What about this.

WR E Egbuka, We get weaker at TE as Kelsey gets older, Rice is a ? mark and
Brown is injured often. If our OL holds up, WR #1 is the way to go. IMHO

DT TJ Sanders Next 3 picks make the defense better.
DE Burch
CB Strong
OT L Brown
OT D Cooper
DT N Stackhouse
S G Miller

I don't hate anything such as this if the Chiefs are that confident in Jaylon Moore at LT.

I championed for Moore as a stopgap and transitional player, but I don't feel like he's the long-term solution. He was as effective in his limited action as guys who got paid way too much money, which was a big reason for wanting it to happen. That said, his best spot is actually inside at guard. He doesn't have overly quick feet, and I do fear that he will get exposed in this offense. He could potentially be as good as OBJ, and that would be a major win. I'm just not so sure about that, though.

Regarding Moore, though - he buys you time.

Now it's time you just may not need. That's why I don't mind taking Conerly if he's there. If you have a shot at a guy you like that buttons up the long-term....aight.

But IF you don't love Conerly. Or IF you like Harmon or Nolen or Burden or Egubka more....well there's always next year. You can look to address OT again next season.

You have a little bit of runway here.

I don't know how great I feel about next year's class. Obviously a lot of development can happen between now and then.

The prospect list probably looks like this and I've highlighted the guys I think could be 1st round considerations if they ascend:

Probably LTs
Francis Mauigoa, Miami
Spencer Fano, Utah
Elijah Pritchett, Nebraska (formerly Alabama)
Fernando Carmona Jr, Arkansas
Austin Barber, Florida
Earnest Greene III, Georgia
JC Davis, Illinois
Trey Zuhn III, Texas A&M
PJ Williams, SMU

Probably RTs
Kadyn Proctor, Alabama
Fa'alili Fa'amoe, Wake Forest (formerly Washington State)
Monroe Freeling, Georgia
Evan Link, Michigan
Ethan Onianwa, Rice
Blake Miller, Clemson
Riley Mahlman, Wisconsin