The Kansas City Chiefs keep getting faster, as the team used their fourth-round pick on wide receiver Jalen Royals. A former track and field star, the Utah State product excels at making plays after the catch and blowing past defenses for his 4.

SMU running back Brashard Smith was taken in the seventh-round, No. 228 overall, in a deal with the New England Patriots. The Chiefs gave up their final two slots in the seventh round, Nos. 251 and 257. Smith started his college career at Miami (Florida) as a wide receiver. He ended it in Dallas as one of the nation’s most productive running backs.

Nohl Williams became the first Pacifica High graduate to be selected in the NFL Draft, while four others with local ties had their names called.