Kansas City Chiefs' Brett Veach ranks second on a top GM list heading into the 2025 season

The Kansas City Chiefs are always expected to be one of the top teams in the league, and the 2025 season will be no different, especially with the front office led by general manager Brett Veach.

NBC Sports' Roto World Football recently ranked Veach as the NFL's No. 2 general manager. He was second to Howie Roseman of the Philadelphia Eagles; ironically, the teams battled in Super Bowl LIX. The Chiefs remain the high standard in the league with their three consecutive Super Bowl appearances.

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"Modern NFL dynasties are never just about the football. There's also the finance and personnel management. No matter how well you thread the needle, you still end up with situations like the 2024 Chiefs. Kansas City rode an elite core all the way to the Super Bowl only for their champagne problems to finally be laid bare," wrote Patrick Daugherty. "With Hall-of-Famers Patrick Mahomes, Chris Jones, and Travis Kelce chewing up acres of salary cap space, the Chiefs were short-handed in too many critical areas. That includes the receiver corps, offensive line, and backfield. But the struggles weren't solely about money. The Chiefs could still afford to pay a few more stars, but how do you land them when you are picking at No. 31 or 32 every year?"

Kansas City has continued to face the obstacle of winning and being forced to pick late in drafts. Veach has scored well with late selections and undrafted free agents in past seasons.

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