NFL Draft results: Knile Davis to the KC Chiefs in 3rd round

The KC Chiefs have a partner for Jamaal Charles. The Chiefs selected Arkansas running back Knile Davis in the round (No. 96 overall) of the 2013 NFL Draft. The Chiefs have backup running back options on the roster like Cyrus Gray so Davis will step in and compete with them. But this is still Jamaal Charles' show.

Important: Knile Davis profile from Arkansas fans

Davis ran a 4.37 40-yard dash at the 2013 NFL Combine and benched 225 pounds an impressive 31 times. The Big Lead breaks down how that performance stacks up to other running backs.

The Chiefs used their No. 1 overall pick on offensive tackle Eric Fisher out of Central Michigan, which many people expected. He will likely play on the right side if Branden Albert remains on the team and the left side if Albert is gone. The Chiefs 2013 second round is in San Francisco (which the 49ers later traded) for the Alex Smith trade. Tight Travis Kelce out of Cincinnati was the Chiefs first pick of the third round. Kelce is a solid blocking tight end who should team with Anthony Fasano (and should make Tony Moeaki slightly worried).

Chiefs remaining draft picks:

Meet the other new Chiefs

Mocking The Draft: As a pass blocker, Fisher is patient. He lets the defender come to him and then likes to drive around the corner and out of the play. Because he has fast movement skills, Fisher can wait a tick in case he has to move to his right on an inside rush. Knows when to let the guard take a defender so he can stay outside and block a late rusher.

1 (1) - Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan
3 (63) Travis Kelce, TE, Cincinnati
3 (96)
4 (99)
5 (134)
6 (170)
6 (204)
7 (207)

Chiefs third round picks on the roster:

2005 - P Dustin Colquitt (99), Tennessee
2008 - RB Jamaal Charles (73), Texas
2010 - G Jon Asamoah (68), Illinois
2010 - TE Tony Moeaki (93), Iowa
2011 - LB Justin Houston (70), Georgia
2011 - DL Allen Bailey (86), Miami
2012 - OL Donald Stephenson (74), Oklahoma

NFL Draft schedule:

Friday, April 26 - 5:30 p.m. CT (Round 2 - 7 Minutes, Round 3 - 5 Minutes Per Pick)
Saturday, April 27 - 11 a.m. CT (Rounds 4-7 - 5 Minutes Per Pick)
NFL Network and ESPN/ESPN2 will televise the draft.