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Associated Press
6 days ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Tranquility AI to Support Colorado First Responders at Guns & Hoses Rodeo Event
LAUREL, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 3, 2025-- Tranquility AI, a leading provider of investigative technology solutions, today announced its sponsorship of the first-ever Colorado Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo, taking place June 28, 2025, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Tranquility AI's Vice President of Analytics and Investigations, Kevin Clark, will be in attendance. Tranquility AI's participation underscores the company's commitment to supporting the law enforcement, firefighter, and military communities across Colorado. Onsite, Kevin Clark will be available to discuss how Tranquility AI can transform overwhelming volumes of case data into clear investigative leads, helping law enforcement agencies nationwide solve more cases with existing resources. 'We're honored to support Colorado's first responders at this incredible event in my hometown of Colorado Springs,' said Kevin Clark, Vice President of Analytics and Investigations at Tranquility AI. 'These men and women risk their lives every day, and it's our mission to provide them with the technology to help them keep our communities safe.' All proceeds from the Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo will benefit local charities dedicated to supporting law enforcement officers, firefighters, and military families. ABOUT THE EVENT The Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo is an annual event benefiting Colorado first responders and their families through friendly competition and community engagement. When: Saturday, June 28, 2025 Where: Norris Penrose Event Center ABOUT TRANQUILITY AI Tranquility AI is a technology company dedicated to enhancing criminal justice investigations through innovative solutions that increase speed, accuracy, and actionability. Its flagship product, TimePilot™ analyzes a wide range of case data and provides actionable insights and smart-search tools, empowering investigators to quickly surface critical evidence. Tranquility AI's CJIS-compliant solutions serve as force multipliers for justice, enabling more effective and efficient investigative processes. View source version on CONTACT: Marybeth Coffman [email protected] KEYWORD: MARYLAND COLORADO UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: SOFTWARE RODEO SPORTS DATA MANAGEMENT PUBLIC SAFETY TECHNOLOGY STATE/LOCAL DEFENSE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SECURITY HOMELAND SECURITY MILITARY PUBLIC POLICY/GOVERNMENT SOURCE: Tranquility AI Copyright Business Wire 2025. PUB: 06/03/2025 02:15 PM/DISC: 06/03/2025 02:13 PM
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Tranquility AI to Support Colorado First Responders at Guns & Hoses Rodeo Event
LAUREL, Md., June 03, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tranquility AI, a leading provider of investigative technology solutions, today announced its sponsorship of the first-ever Colorado Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo, taking place June 28, 2025, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Tranquility AI's Vice President of Analytics and Investigations, Kevin Clark, will be in attendance. Tranquility AI's participation underscores the company's commitment to supporting the law enforcement, firefighter, and military communities across Colorado. Onsite, Kevin Clark will be available to discuss how Tranquility AI can transform overwhelming volumes of case data into clear investigative leads, helping law enforcement agencies nationwide solve more cases with existing resources. "We're honored to support Colorado's first responders at this incredible event in my hometown of Colorado Springs," said Kevin Clark, Vice President of Analytics and Investigations at Tranquility AI. "These men and women risk their lives every day, and it's our mission to provide them with the technology to help them keep our communities safe." All proceeds from the Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo will benefit local charities dedicated to supporting law enforcement officers, firefighters, and military families. ABOUT THE EVENT The Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo is an annual event benefiting Colorado first responders and their families through friendly competition and community engagement. When: Saturday, June 28, 2025 Where: Norris Penrose Event Center ABOUT TRANQUILITY AI Tranquility AI is a technology company dedicated to enhancing criminal justice investigations through innovative solutions that increase speed, accuracy, and actionability. Its flagship product, TimePilot™ analyzes a wide range of case data and provides actionable insights and smart-search tools, empowering investigators to quickly surface critical evidence. Tranquility AI's CJIS-compliant solutions serve as force multipliers for justice, enabling more effective and efficient investigative processes. View source version on Contacts Marybeth Coffmanmarybeth@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Business Wire
7 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Tranquility AI to Support Colorado First Responders at Guns & Hoses Rodeo Event
LAUREL, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Tranquility AI, a leading provider of investigative technology solutions, today announced its sponsorship of the first-ever Colorado Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo, taking place June 28, 2025, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Tranquility AI's Vice President of Analytics and Investigations, Kevin Clark, will be in attendance. Tranquility AI to Support Colorado First Responders at Guns & Hoses Rodeo Event Share Tranquility AI's participation underscores the company's commitment to supporting the law enforcement, firefighter, and military communities across Colorado. Onsite, Kevin Clark will be available to discuss how Tranquility AI can transform overwhelming volumes of case data into clear investigative leads, helping law enforcement agencies nationwide solve more cases with existing resources. 'We're honored to support Colorado's first responders at this incredible event in my hometown of Colorado Springs,' said Kevin Clark, Vice President of Analytics and Investigations at Tranquility AI. 'These men and women risk their lives every day, and it's our mission to provide them with the technology to help them keep our communities safe.' All proceeds from the Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo will benefit local charities dedicated to supporting law enforcement officers, firefighters, and military families. ABOUT THE EVENT The Guns & Hoses City Slicker Ranch Rodeo is an annual event benefiting Colorado first responders and their families through friendly competition and community engagement. When: Saturday, June 28, 2025 Where: Norris Penrose Event Center Tranquility AI is a technology company dedicated to enhancing criminal justice investigations through innovative solutions that increase speed, accuracy, and actionability. Its flagship product, TimePilot™ analyzes a wide range of case data and provides actionable insights and smart-search tools, empowering investigators to quickly surface critical evidence. Tranquility AI's CJIS-compliant solutions serve as force multipliers for justice, enabling more effective and efficient investigative processes.
Yahoo
02-05-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Aptiv PLC (APTV) Q1 2025 Earnings Call Highlights: Record EPS Amid Revenue Challenges
Revenue: $4.8 billion, down 1% year-over-year. Operating Income: $572 million, an increase of over 5%. Earnings Per Share (EPS): $1.69, a first quarter record. Operating Cash Flow: $273 million. Share Repurchase Program: Completed $3 billion program, reducing share count by 18%. Bookings: Nearly $5 billion in the first quarter. Advanced Safety and User Experience Revenue: Flat, with active safety revenues up 9%. Engineered Components Group Revenue: Increased 1%, with China revenues up 24%. Electrical Distribution Systems Revenue: Declined 3%. Adjusted EBITDA: $758 million. Operating Income Margin: Expanded 80 basis points year-over-year. Capital Expenditures: $197 million in the quarter. Second Quarter Revenue Guidance: $4.92 billion to $5.12 billion. Second Quarter Operating Income Guidance: $575 million at the midpoint. Second Quarter EPS Guidance: $1.80 at the midpoint. Debt Reduction: Paid down approximately $700 million of debt since the start of the year. Liquidity: Over $3.4 billion with net leverage at 2.2 times. Warning! GuruFocus has detected 3 Warning Sign with APTV. Release Date: May 01, 2025 For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript. Aptiv PLC (NYSE:APTV) exceeded its first-quarter guidance due to higher vehicle production volumes, particularly in China, and strong growth in non-automotive markets. Operating income reached a record $572 million, reflecting a 5% increase due to strong operating execution and cost reduction initiatives. The company completed a $3 billion accelerated share repurchase program, reducing its share count by 18% and enhancing shareholder value. Aptiv PLC (NYSE:APTV) secured nearly $5 billion in new business awards, with significant traction in China, including $1.4 billion in bookings with local OEMs. The company announced strategic partnerships with ServiceNow and Capgemini to expand its cloud solutions, enhancing its footprint in the enterprise sector. Revenue declined by 1% to $4.8 billion due to lower vehicle production in North America and Europe, and negative customer mix. The company faces uncertainty due to rapid changes in global trade policies, impacting demand in the automotive market. Aptiv PLC (NYSE:APTV) is experiencing delays in customer program awards due to trade policy and regulatory changes. The Electrical Distribution Systems (EDS) segment saw a 3% revenue decline, primarily due to lower light vehicle production. The company is cautious about the second half of the year due to uncertain vehicle production volumes and consumer demand. Q: Kevin, can you clarify the outlook for the second quarter and the second half of the year, particularly regarding tariffs and production volumes? A: Kevin Clark, CEO: For the second quarter, we have visibility into production schedules and have accounted for tariff impacts. The uncertainty lies in the second half, primarily concerning vehicle production volumes, which depend on consumer demand and OEM pricing strategies. We are managing tariff impacts and will pass any unmitigated costs to customers. Q: Can you provide more details on the potential relocation of high-value production to the US? A: Kevin Clark, CEO: It's early days, but this would not include the wire harness business. We are considering moving parts of our ASUX or ECG business that can be highly automated. We would initially leverage our existing US manufacturing footprint, but no specific capital investment details are available yet. Q: How is the macro uncertainty affecting advanced content bidding and launches? A: Kevin Clark, CEO: The activity level remains robust, but OEMs are taking longer to finalize paths and award contracts. This delay is similar to last year, where awards were stronger in the back half. Engagement with OEMs is at high levels. Q: Does the macro uncertainty or the heavy footprint in Mexico affect the EDS spin-off plan? A: Kevin Clark, CEO: The plan to separate the EDS business remains unchanged. Our focus is on growing the business, standardizing wire harnesses, and expanding beyond automotive. The separation will allow EDS to pursue these goals more effectively. Q: Can you explain the volume decline implied in the guidance for the second half and how it compares to third-party forecasts? A: Kevin Clark, CEO: We rely on customer schedules rather than third-party forecasts like IHS. Our guidance framework is based on initial assumptions and provides a baseline for vehicle production scenarios. The focus is on volume uncertainty in the second half, not direct tariff impacts. Q: How did you arrive at the assumption for 4% lower production in Q2, and how are tariffs affecting this? A: Kevin Clark, CEO: Our forecast is based on customer production schedules, which are reliable closer to production dates. We haven't seen significant schedule changes due to tariffs, and current schedules align with our February expectations, with minor OEM and platform adjustments. Q: Can you elaborate on the strong Q1 EBITDA margin and the expected margin walk from Q1 to Q2? A: Varun Laroyia, CFO: Q1 margins benefited from strong operational performance, strategic sourcing, and volume flow-through. For Q2, ongoing operational activities continue, but FX and commodity headwinds, particularly related to the Mexican peso, will impact margins. Q: How should we interpret the tariff commentary regarding USMCA compliance and potential risks? A: Kevin Clark, CEO: With over 99% of our US-Mexico trade flows being USMCA compliant, our exposure is minimal. The main risk would be a shift to a US sourcing rule, but current guidance suggests this is unlikely. For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript. This article first appeared on GuruFocus.
NBC Sports
11-02-2025
- Sport
- NBC Sports
2025 NFL Mock Draft 1.0: QBs Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders go in top three for Kyle Dvorchak
Kevin Clark joins the Rotoworld Football Show to discuss Cam Ward's similarities to Patrick Mahomes, explaining why the Miami quarterback's interceptions are every similar to the ones Mahomes threw while at Texas Tech. With Super Bowl LIX in the books, it's mock draft SZN. The 2025 NFL Draft takes place in a little over two months, meaning we barely have enough time to project Ashton Jeanty to every team with a backfield opening and the Chargers to draft every eligible player from Michigan. With no time to waste, here's my first mock draft for how I see things playing out come April. 1. Tennessee Titans The Titans have already said they will take a generational talent here regardless of position if one is available. Do Travis Hunter or Abdul Carter fit the bill? I don't think so. That leaves the Titans between a non-generational defender and the most valuable position in football. Even if Ward isn't the best 1.01 in recent memory, he's a worthy candidate given his superstar traits and elite counting stats. 2. Cleveland Browns With Deshaun Watson possibly out for 2025 and done in Cleveland, quarterback was a consideration here. However, the defense took a step back in 2024 and is headed in the wrong direction with Myles Garrett seemingly on the move. The Browns can immediately start their efforts to replace Garrett with Carter. The Nittany Lion totaled a dozen sacks and an FBS-high 24 TFLs in his final season. 3. New York Giants GM Joe Schoen and head coach Brian Daboll are both on the hot seat after a 3-14 record last year and a 6-11 outing the season prior. It's now or never for the current regime and a standout defender isn't going to change their fortunes, leaving quarterback as the only choice. Sanders is an experienced starter with elite intermediate accuracy, evidenced by his record-setting 71.8 percent career completion rate as an FBS quarterback. 4. New England Patriots The Pats will be praying both quarterbacks go in the top three, guaranteeing them one of the two blue chip players in the draft. Hunter is functionally two first-round picks in one as an elite cornerback and wide receiver prospect. How much he plays on both sides of the ball at the next level remains to be seen, but the Patriots need all the help they can get. 5. Jacksonville Jaguars The Jags have all three of the major offensive positions (QB, LT, and WR1) taken care of, pushing them toward a pick on defense. Graham was Pro Football Focus's No. 1 graded interior defender in 2024 and finished top-five in 2023. The defensive tackle position is having a renaissance in the NFL and Graham is next in line to carry the torch. 6. Las Vegas Raiders The Raiders would love to see a quarterback on the board here, but likely QB3 Jaxson Dart isn't top-10 material and the two big names are gone. With Brock Bowers being an instant home run and Jakobi Meyers serving as a strong WR2, wideout can wait and the defensive-minded Pete Carroll gets a shutdown corner in this scenario instead. Johnson missed much of 2024 with a turf toe injury but posted a pair of elite seasons before last year, logging seven picks and as many pass breakups in his freshman and sophomore seasons. 7. New York Jets The Jets' trade for Haason Reddick was a disaster and Jermaine Johnson is coming off a torn Achilles tendon, leaving the team undermanned at EDGE. Williams gives the team a potential star at defensive end to pair with Quinnen Williams on the interior and Sauce Gardner at corner. Williams only tallied five sacks in his final season as a Bulldog, but they came when the lights were brightest, notching four sacks in two matchups against Texas. 8. Carolina Panthers The Panthers made it their mission to give Bryce Young more help last offseason. Some of their efforts — additions to the offensive line and the hiring of Dave Canales — worked wonders, while others including Xavier Legette have yet to pan out. With Adam Thielen under contract for one more season and contemplating retirement, the Panthers need to add a long-term WR1 to the mix. McMillan has the size and the skills to be that guy. 9. New Orleans Saints Right tackle Ryan Ramczyk did not play in 2024 and restructured his contract for an impending retirement. The Saints played 2024 first-rounder Taliese Fuaga at left tackle and 2022 first-rounder Trevor Penning at right tackle. Penning has been a disappointment and Fuaga played exclusively right tackle in college. Campbell would give New Orleans the option to play Fuaga at right tackle and/or take a shot on moving Penning to guard. 10. Chicago Bears The Bears' 2025 offseason is all about Caleb Williams. They added the wunderkind OC Ben Johnson as his next head coach and can focus on fixing the offensive line via the draft. Banks was a three-year starter at Texas and improved across the board in all three seasons, culminating in an elite 2024 that saw him concede a single sack across 15 games. 11. San Francisco 49ers Nick Bosa is still playing at a high level, but his numbers have fallen in back-to-back seasons. Having a foil on the other side of the defensive line would boost Bosa's numbers and add depth to a San Francisco pass rush that ranked below league-average in pressure and sack rate. Pearce Jr. totaled 17.5 sacks and an absurd 107 pressures over his two seasons as a starter with the Vols. 12. Dallas Cowboys CeeDee Lamb is a cornerstone piece for the Dallas offense, but the Cowboys are embarrassingly light on pass-catchers outside of him. Burden is a dynamic athlete with the ball in his hands and would complement an intermediate threat like Lamb well. At his peak in 2023, Burden finished eighth in the nation in yards 1,212 and 16th in catches with 86. 13. Miami Dolphins Austin Jackson has been an average (at best) right tackle for most of his career and will be a cut candidate as early as this offseason. Patrick Paul, a 2024 second-round pick, is a left tackle by trade and struggled in his few appearances as a rookie. Miami has to do a better job protecting their left-handed quarterback's blindside this year, and that starts by investing in Simmons, who played both left and right tackle with the Buckeyes. 14. Indianapolis Colts The Colts have been projected to add a first-round tight end for years. They have instead spent mid- and late-round picks on the position. Indy has unsurprisingly gotten little from their ragtag crew of tight ends. With strong run-blocking acumen plus absurd receiving numbers, the 6-foot-6, 261-pound tight end is a throwback to the Gronk and Travis Kelce archetypes. 15. Atlanta Falcons The Falcons are stunningly set on offense. They have an elite offensive line with multiple skill position superstars plus a young quarterback. Things aren't as rosy on defense. Atlanta ranked 31st in pressure rate and 30th in sack rate last year. Stewart is more of a project than most first-round picks but comes with untapped upside. The 6-5, 281-pound EDGE has rare athletic traits and is more than willing to contribute against the run. On the other hand, he amassed a paltry 4.5 sacks over three seasons. These contradictions will weigh heavily on NFL teams, though I think his potential will win out when draft day comes. 16. Arizona Cardinals The Cardinals have invested top-10 picks on offense in back-to-back drafts. They were 10th in EPA per play on offense and 24th on defense in 2024, making their focus in this draft clear. Per PFF, Nolen finished top-five among Power Four interior defenders in sacks and pressures last year. They graded him as their No. 3 defensive lineman in a major conference. 17. Cincinnati Bengals The Bengals let key defenders walk in each of the past two offseasons and paid the price for that in 2024, ranking 25th in points allowed, compared to sixth in 2022. Starks is an extremely versatile safety who can step up and defend the run or play a deep role and hang with wide receivers. He tallied 17 pass breakups and six interceptions in three seasons at Georgia. 18. Seattle Seahawks Grant played under head coach Mike Macdonald at Michigan and would replace Jarran Reed, an impending free agent, on the interior. Grant is a space-eating tackle who clogs running lanes with ease. His pass-rushing prowess leaves something to be desired, though Leonard Williams is already locked in as Seattle's nightmare for quarterbacks. 19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Bucs legend Lavonte David contemplated retirement last offseason before returning on a one-year deal. The 35-year-old linebacker appears more likely than not to hang up the cleats this time around. Campbell is a do-it-all inside linebacker with some extra juice as a pass-rusher. He was recruited as an EDGE defender but moved to inside linebacker once on campus. Campbell got to play more as a true pass-rusher in his final season, allowing him to generate five sacks in 2024 on top of his 117 combined tackles and 12 TFLs. All three marks led the Crimson Tide. While the first-round inside linebacker is going out of style, Campbell's versatility could make him an exception in April. 20. Denver Broncos Sean Payton's run/pass splits were malleable in New Orleans, but his running backs were always a focal point of the offense. His Saints teams finished top 10 in rushing touchdowns in 10-of-15 seasons and were at or near the top of the league in pass-game usage almost every year. Jeanty does everything you can ask of a running back and he does it better than any back. He ran for 2,601 yards as the nation's best back in 2024 and leveraged his underrated receiving skills for a 43/569/5 line in 2023. Positional value is likely the only thing keeping him out of the top five in this draft. 21. Pittsburgh Steelers Pittsburgh can't run it back with George Pickens and a cast of NPCs at wide receiver this season. Pickens, who is entering a contract year, went for 352 more yards than the Steelers' WR2 and over 600 yards more than their WR3. That was despite missing three games. Egbuka's ability to navigate the middle of the field and create easy completions is the perfect complement to Pickens' splash play style. 22. Los Angeles Chargers Walker is a strange evaluation because he played primarily off-ball linebacker at Georgia but did his best work as an on-ball pass-rusher. He led the Bulldogs with 6.5 sacks and 34 pressures despite ranking seventh on the team in pass-rush reps. Listed at 6'2/245, Walker also lacks true EDGE size. Still, the talent is undeniable and the Chargers could be without one or both of Kahlil Mack and Joey Bosa by the time the draft comes around. Mack is a free agent and Bosa can be cut or traded this offseason to save the Bolts over $25 million in cap space. 23. Green Bay Packers Jaire Alexander and the Packers appear to be heading for a split, with a post-June 1 trade or release netting Green Bay $17 million in cap relief. Morrison has been destined for the first round ever since he picked off six passes as a true freshman. He then broke up 10 attempts in his second campaign. A season-ending hip injury quashed his junior season after six games. It was his second surgery — the other being a shoulder procedure in the spring of 2024. Morrison's medicals will get extra scrutiny from teams. Should they check out, he is locked in as a first-round selection. 24. Minnesota Vikings Byron Murphy, Cam Bynum, and Harrison Smith led the Vikings' defense in snaps. All three had their contracts expire at the end of the season. Add in Stephon Gilmore plus Shaq Griffin and the Vikings have 4,539 regular season snaps from their secondary set to hit the open market. I doubt all of them will be back in 2025, creating a sizable void on Minnesota's roster. The Vikings can inject some youth into their secondary with Emmanwori. The former Gamecock racked up four interceptions, two of which were house calls, in his final season. 25. Houston Texans While there were many issues with the Texans' offense in 2024, the offensive line was at the top of the list. C.J. Stroud struggles against pressure and the Texans allowed an above-average pressure rate. In fact, no team conceded more unblocked pressures. Membou was one of three Power Four tackles who didn't concede a sack on at least 400 pass-blocking reps last year. Listed at 6-3, 325 pounds, Membou may wind up as a guard in the NFL, though I'd expect any team taking him in the first round to let him try out at tackle first. 26. Los Angeles Rams The Rams made a serious effort to move up the board and land Brock Bowers last year. With Cooper Kupp expected to be traded, their need for another pass-catcher has grown exponentially. Loveland isn't a Bowers-level prospect, but he is in the next tier of tight ends to come out in the past decade, topping 2.6 yards per route run in each of his final two seasons. He was the entirety of the Wolverines' passing game as a junior, more than doubling the team's No. 2 receiver in catches and yards. 27. Baltimore Ravens While the Ravens' defense rebounded over the second half of 2024, that was based in part on a cakewalk schedule down the stretch. Baltimore can't count on that version of the team sustaining into 2025 without any additions. Revel Jr. was on track to go in the top half of the first round heading into his final season, but a torn ACL in September has his stock down a bit. The Ravens have taken shots on injured players in the past from Marshall RB Rasheen Ali last year, to Michigan LB David Ojabo in 2022. Revel could be ready for Week 1 and has CB1 upside. 28. Detroit Lions The Lions need a second pass-rusher to counterbalance Aidan Hutchinson. Za'Darius Smith, who they traded for at the deadline, is a free agent and despite playing just eight games for Detroit, his four sacks were second on the team to Hutchinson's seven. Green's stock is already on the rise after an impressive Senior Bowl week, consistently being named as the best defender on the field by both onlookers and players. 29. Washington Commanders The Commanders' No. 2, 3, 4, and 6 targets leaders from the 2024 season are all free agents. Even with a handful of them likely to return, Washington needs another threat for Jayden Daniels and Golden is starting to pull ahead as the WR4 in this class. Golden did a little bit of everything at Texas and Houston, winning on downfield routes and with yards after the catch. For a Commanders team with one high-end pass-catcher, that versatility will come in handy. 30. Buffalo Bills The Bills were 21st in pressure rate and 24th in sack rate last year. Plus, Von Miller's status is up in the air as the Bills can save $17.4 million in cap space with a post-June 1 cut. Ohio State has two potential first-round EDGE defenders that would be viable selections in this spot between Tuimoloau and Jack Sawyer. However, Tuimoloau held a significant advantage in sacks (12.5 vs. 9), TFLs (22 vs. 9) and is a year younger than his teammate. Sawyer has the edge in some other metrics — pressures and PFF's pass-rush grade — but I'll side with the younger, larger, and better run defender in Tuimoloau. 31. Kansas City Chiefs The Chiefs' offensive line was out-played and outright embarrassed by Philadelphia in the Super Bowl. Patrick Mahomes took a career-high six sacks in a game that will fundamentally change Kansas City's approach to roster construction. Conerly was one of the top tackle recruits out of high school and started two seasons at left tackle with the Ducks. He did his best work in pass protection and isn't a mauler on the ground, though he can more than hold his own when run blocking. For a Chiefs team whose entire offense is centered around the pass, that's an acceptable tradeoff at the end of the first round. 32. Philadelphia Eagles Right guard Mekhi Becton was a diamond in the rough for the Eagles but is set to hit the open market and will want to cash in on his rebound campaign. If he walks, an Eagles squad dependent on its behemoth line will need a fifth member once again. The SEC supremacist front office in Philly would have no problem adding Booker, who was more recently a left guard but played on the right side as a freshman.
