The Kansas City Chiefs' offensive line has put together lackluster performances in recent weeks as the perfect start to their 2026 campaign gave way to a two-game losing streak.
While most of the talk about a blockbuster acquisition for Kansas City has centered around the Chiefs' need for a new wide receiver, fans shouldn't discount the team's potential interest in signing one or more offensive linemen as the NFL regular season approaches its midpoint.
Here's a look at the five blockers who might be fits for Kansas City and are currently available in free agency:
OT Taylor Decker
Once regarded as one of the league's top tackles, Decker was released by the Detroit Lions earlier this year and still hasn't found a new landing spot.
OT Jack Conklin
Conklin earned first-team All-Pro
honors in 2016 and 2020 but is still searching for work after suffering a season-ending concussion during his 2025 regular-season campaign with the Cleveland Browns.
OT Jonah Williams
A familiar foe of the Chiefs after his five-year tenure with the Cincinnati Bengals, Williams could bring some much-needed stability to the edges of Kansas City's front five.
OT Cam Robinson
Though he may be a better backup option than a starter for Kansas City, Robinson's experience could be a boon for the Chiefs if injuries further deplete the team's depth at tackle.
This article originally appeared on Chiefs Wire: Here are 4 free agent OLs Kansas City Chiefs should consider signing
