The Atlanta Falcons acquire offensive tackle Wanya Morris from the Kansas City Chiefs in a draft-pick swap involving late-round selections. Multiple outlets report the trade is completed following Thursday’s agreement, with Morris joining Atlanta as depth and a potential swing tackle option. Reporting indicates the Chiefs send Morris to the Falcons along with a 2027 seventh-round pick, while Atlanta sends a 2027 sixth-round pick in return. Sources also note Morris was originally selected by Kansas City in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft and is a fourth-year player entering his next team.
Several accounts frame the move as a way for Atlanta to add offensive line depth after personnel changes on the roster, while Kansas City parts with a player who had moved down its offensive line depth chart. Going into the Falcons offseason, Morris is expected to compete for playing time and provide flexibility at tackle. The reported structure of the deal and the draft-year used for the compensation align across the outlets, though details about immediate on-field role vary in emphasis.
