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A proposed trade would send a starting player with a value of $51 million to the Chiefs in exchange for a mid-round pick.

The Kansas City Chiefs are actively seeking a starting left tackle as they approach the 2024 NFL Draft, scheduled for April 25. While second-year offensive tackle Wanya Morris could potentially fill the left tackle position, the team prefers to nurture his development in a backup capacity while also ensuring he remains a crucial backup option for the offensive line in case of injuries.

General manager Brett Veach prioritizes securing a franchise left tackle, especially given the depth of talent in this year’s offensive tackle draft class. With additional cap space expected from the trade involving cornerback L’Jarius Sneed heading to the Tennessee Titans, there’s speculation about a potential trade target for the Chiefs: Jacksonville Jaguars offensive tackle Cam Robinson.

Moe Moton of Bleacher Report suggests that the Chiefs should consider acquiring Robinson, a proven starter, to address their pressing need. Robinson, despite facing some injury-related setbacks and a suspension, is viewed as a reliable option at left tackle.

The Jaguars might be willing to part ways with Robinson, especially if they plan to promote Walker Little to the left tackle position. Moton proposes that the Jaguars could seek a middle-round pick in exchange for Robinson if they decide to move on from him.

Robinson, drafted by the Jaguars in 2017, has demonstrated his quality as a starting-caliber player when healthy. However, concerns linger about his injury history and off-field conduct, prompting speculation about his future in Jacksonville.

With Robinson entering the final year of his contract, which carries a significant cap hit, the Chiefs could potentially acquire him for a mid-round draft pick, offering a known commodity to address a key position. This move would also give the Chiefs flexibility to negotiate a contract extension for Robinson, potentially reducing his cap hit for the 2024 season and providing room for further roster adjustments or future offseason plans.