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The Kansas City Chiefs are set to hold a virtual meeting with Malik Benson ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.
Benson has drawn previous interest from the Seahawks and Bills, who hosted related events during the pre-draft period.
Benson posted 719 receiving yards and six touchdowns in his lone Big Ten season, after junior college and SEC stints.
At the NFL Combine, Benson posted a 4.37-second 40-yard dash, ranking among the faster times at the event.
Benson is projected as a Day 3 pick, with potential for a late-round selection.
Oregon’s Malik Benson is highlighted for speed and ball skills, with work needed on route diversity.
Oregon placed a program-record 10 players in the 2025 NFL Draft, signaling strong program depth ahead of Benson.
Benson’s journey includes Hutchinson Community College before transferring to Alabama and Florida State, then Oregon.
The 2026 NFL Draft is scheduled for April 23–25 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvanias.
Benson’s combine numbers included a strong 40-yard dash and solid vertical and broad jumps, contributing to his draft profile.
The article notes Benson’s potential as a deep threat and target for varied quarterbacks at the next level.

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Andy Reid says he’s fired up to have Eric Bieniemy back as Chiefs offensive coordinator in 2026.
Bieniemy previously held the OC role from 2018–2022 before moving to the Commanders, UCLA, and Bears.
The Chiefs won Super Bowl LVIII the year after Bieniemy’s departure, highlighting ongoing offensive concerns.
Reid indicated Bieniemy’s return could bring new ideas and energy to Kansas City’s offense in 2026.
Bieniemy’s coaching journey includes roles with the Commands, UCLA, and the Bears prior to returning to KC.
Reid praised Bieniemy as a 'team guy' who loves winning with a great offense.
The league meeting in Phoenix served as the setting for Reid’s comments on Bieniemy’s return.
Bieniemy's return could address offense cohesion and explosiveness in 2026.
Reid cited the challenge of replacing Matt Nagy as a factor in Bieniemy’s return.
The article notes Bieniemy’s previous Chiefs tenure as a basis for his renewed collaboration.

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