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(Pre-season Edition)
The Kansas City Chiefs (Last season: 11-5)
vs
The Los Angeles Rams (Last season: 7-9)
Saturday, August 20, 8:00pm CT
at
Los Angeles Memeorial Coliseum
Los Angeles, California
Television coverage:
Kansas City
Topeka
St. Louis
Radio Coverage:
Kansas City
Lawrence/Topeka:
Manhattan, KS:
St. Louis
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Weather forecast: 75 degrees farenheit, clear skies 8 mph W winds
Line: Don't be silly!, Over/Under: It's pre-season!
Trends: not yet
Notable Quotables:
Chiefs: "Across the board, whether it be the receiver group, the tight end group, the running back group, when you look at the skill positions we’re so deep. I feel like we’ve got a lot of guys that can make plays no matter who’s in there and that’s what you want. We’re able to mix it up personnel wise, get different match-ups what we’re looking for dependent on the group and it’s really fun to do that.”--Chiefs Quarterback Alex Smith
Rams: "I don’t know how much, but [Todd Gurley] is going to play. Maybe a series, maybe two. A couple carries, maybe some protection stuff and then get him out."--Rams Head Coach Jeff Fisher
Injury Report:
Chiefs:
NAME, POS STATUS DATE Zach Sterup, OL Out Aug 17 Jamaal Charles, RB Probable Aug 18
Rams:
NAME, POS STATUS DATE Brian Randolph, DB Injury Reserve Aug 17
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Depth Charts
Chiefs:
OFFENSE: POSITION STARTER 2nd 3rd 4th WR Jeremy Maclin Frankie Hammond TE Travis Kelce Demetrius Harris Ross Travis James O'Shaughnessy LT Eric Fisher Zach Sterup Out Reid Fragel LG Parker Ehinger Jarrod Pughsley Daniel Munyer C Mitch Morse Zach Fulton Drew Nowak RG Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Jordan Devey Garrick Mayweather RT Mitchell Schwartz Jah Reid Curtis Feigt WR Albert Wilson Chris Conley Rod Streater Mike Williams QB Alex Smith Nick Foles Tyler Bray Out Aaron Murray FB Anthony Sherman Trey Millard RB Jamaal Charles Probable Charcandrick West Spencer Ware Knile Davis
BASE 3-4 Defense POSITION STARTER 2nd 3rd 4th LDE Jaye Howard Chris Jones Jimmy Staten NT Dontari Poe Rakeem Nunez-Roches Niko Davis RDE Allen Bailey Nick Williams David King LOLB Justin Houston Dee Ford Andy Mulumba Dadi Nicolas LILB Derrick Johnson D.J. Alexander Justin March Terrance Smith RILB Josh Mauga Ramik Wilson Tyrell Adams ROLB Tamba Hali Frank Zombo Dezman Moses Jonathan Massaquoi CB Steven Nelson Phillip Gaines D.J. White Deveron Carr SS Eric Berry Daniel Sorensen Eric Murray Shakiel Randolph FS Ron Parker Stevie Brown Jamell Fleming Akeem Davis CB Marcus Peters Marcus Cooper KeiVarae Russell Bryce Cheek
Rams:
BASE 4-3 Defense POSITION STARTER 2nd 3rd 4th LDE William Hayes Ethan Westbrooks Quinton Coples Matt Longacre LDT Aaron Donald Dominique Easley Morgan Fox RDT Michael Brockers Cam Thomas RDE Robert Quinn Eugene Sims WLB Akeem Ayers Cameron Lynch Brandon Chubb Nic Grigsby MLB Alec Ogletree Bryce Hager Josh Forrest Darreon Herring SLB Akeem Ayers Cameron Lynch CB Trumaine Johnson Marcus Roberson Mike Jordan SS Maurice Alexander Christian Bryant T.J. McDonald Rohan Gaines FS Cody Davis Brian Randolph Jordan Kovacs CB Mark Barron Jabriel Washington Marcus Roberson
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Chiefs vs. Rams: Game Preview
From Chiefs.com
Posted Aug 19, 2016
The Chiefs head to Los Angeles to take on the relocated Rams
The very first time the Kansas City Chiefs travelled to the Los Angeles Coliseum for a game, it was for the world’s first Super Bowl against the Green Bay Packers.
While the stakes Saturday night, when the newly relocated Los Angeles Rams host the Chiefs in Week 2 of the preseason, are far lower, it doesn’t take away from the history of the venue, or the fact that this could be the last time the Chiefs ever play there.
Last week, the Rams drew nearly 90,000 people, breaking the preseason attendance record.
Potentially in front of another big crowd, head coach Andy Reid will continue bracing his team for the approaching regular season.
The Chiefs closed down their most productive training camp in Reid’s four-year Kansas City tenure on Thursday.
“It was the sharpest, but again, it should be the sharpest having been together four years,” Reid said. “You expect it to continue the longer you’re around. They’ve done it and they kind of know the offense, and defense and special teams. So, I would tell you – yeah, they started off sharp and finished sharp.”
Of course, it is hard to get through a training camp without a few bumps and bruises. Quarterback Tyler Bray, linebackers Tamba Hali, Justin Houston and Josh Mauga and running backs Jamaal Charles and Charcandrick West are expected to be held out Saturday.
Wide receiver Jeremy Maclin and LB Dezman Moses are expected to play despite being somewhat limited in practice this past week.
The playing time breakdown for the Chiefs against the Rams will be Alex Smith and the first team in the first half, followed by Nick Foles and the second team in the third quarter and Aaron Murray and Kevin Hogan and the third team in the fourth. Defensive coordinator Bob Sutton’s defense will likely follow suit.
This will be Foles’ first action against the Rams since they granted his release earlier this month.
Smith said Thursday that he’s looking forward to getting some in-game repetitions with second-year WR Chris Conley after an especially impressive final week of camp.
“This past week, Chris has played really well,” Smith said. “He continues to just add to his game. Physically he’s always had it, and I think mentally he’s been sharp. He’s been seeing things really well, he’s playing fast, and he’s made a bunch of strong catches as of late.”
Conley, Smith and the Chiefs first team will try to build upon their successful touchdown drive from last week’s game against the Seahawks.
As Conley is standing out on offense, LB Justin March is doing the same on defense.
With Mauga unable to practice the last few days of camp, March has played well with the first team at the “Mike” linebacker position next to Derrick Johnson. Saturday will offer March the chance to work against another first team.
On the Rams unofficial team depth chart, the first-team starting quarterback is listed as Case Keenum, but according to Rams head coach Jeff Fisher, it is “quite likely” that the 2016 first overall pick, Jared Goff, will take first-teams snaps against the Chiefs on Saturday night.
During draft season, the NFL’s lead analyst, Mike Mayock, said that Goff could “play on Day 1. "March and the Chiefs first-team defense should have the opportunity to challenge that.
In front of March and Johnson, another player to watch is the first pick for the Chiefs in the 2016 draft in defensive tackle Chris Jones, who has impressed the coaching staff throughout camp.
“He’s got a good way about him,” defensive line coach Britt Reid said of Jones. “He came into a room that had some established guys and that’s not always the easiest thing to come into. It helps that he’s a good football player, but he has a good way about him and he does show that on the field.”
Including reigning Defensive Rookie of the Year Marcus Peters, the Chiefs also have some good, young talent to watch at the cornerback position in Steve Nelson, Phillip Gaines, Marcus Cooper and rookie D.J. White.
“Everybody’s working hard,” assistant cornerbacks coach Al Harris said. “Steve’s doing a good job, Marcus is doing a good job and D.J. is actually doing a good job.”
Two of Los Angeles’ best players, RB Todd Gurley and defensive end Robert Quinn, are expected to make their preseason debuts against the Chiefs after being held out with injuries last week.
This Saturday night, the Chiefs become the second team to play against the Rams in the NFL’s return to the Los Angeles market. In its current environment, Los Angeles has a case for the best place the Chiefs could possibly go to mimic a true regular-season feel.
There is no other team out there with fans more excited that football is back, and the Coliseum should once again be rocking on Saturday night.
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As always, THANK YOU TopekaRoy for posting this. Hopefully I will get home from work early enough to watch some of this game. Please keep up the chatter guys. Helps me get a feel for how the game went.
are you kiddin' me....the original Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum that was built in 1492??? unbelievable. during the war me and some pals drove up from San Diego to watch the Rams play. problem was we had to drive thru skid row. block after block of drunks. they ran out in the street hoping I would hit em for a tasty settlement. so I drove back and forth dodging drunks. their sons, or grandsons probably took over today jez...................
some of those people cant help it though, so does that make you feel old then? lol
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