By brdempsey69
http://www.kcchiefs.com/news/article…7-0e3bb5df647e
Which of course leads to the obvious question. Why’d they release him in the first place? Never understood that move, as he didn’t look too bad in the preseason. Go figure.
Kyle Love is gone. Read more…
By Frankenchief
http://www.sbnation.com/nfl-mock-dra…dy-bridgewater
27. Kansas City Chiefs: Eric Ebron, TE, North Carolina: Anthony Fasano and Sean McGrath have played about an equal number of snaps at tight end for the Chiefs this season and both have been equally below-average. Ebron may be only a receiving tight end, but he’s a good one. He’ll likely be the fastest tight end in the draft and can make spectacular catches. Read more…
By Darin Gantt
There was a rush of compassion for defensive tackle Kyle Love, after the Patriots released him upon learning of a diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes. But he hasn’t been able to keep another job since then, either. The Chiefs announced they were cutting Love, to make room for nose tackle Jerrel Powe on the 53-man… Read more…
By beating the Saints on Monday night, the Seahawks became the first team to clinch a spot in the playoffs. Six more teams have a chance to clinch in Week 14. The Broncos clinch a playoff spot with a win on Sunday, or a loss or tie by either the Dolphins or the Ravens. The… Read more…
By doobs_05
Five Former Chiefs Sue Team
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Five former Kansas City Chiefs players are suing the team, claiming it hid the risks of head injuries.
The plaintiffs in the county circuit court lawsuit are Leonard Griffin, Chris Martin and his wife, Joe Phillips, Alexander Louis Cooper and Kevin Porter. All say they are suffering from brain damage — specifically chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE.
The lawsuit filed Tuesday accuses the Chiefs of negligence, negligent misrepresentation, fraudulent concealment and loss of consortium between the plaintiffs and their wives. The plaintiffs want a jury trial and more than Read more…
Sunday’s Broncos-Chiefs game was filled with ebbs and flows, so much so that Kansas City Chiefs WR Junior Hemingway found a fitting analogy to describe the back-and-forth opportunities between the AFC West rivals.
"It was two heavyweights going at it and it came down to the wire," Hemingway said. "There were some plays that we could have made, but we have to get over it real quick and regroup; we’ll regroup, I’m not worried about that part, we just have to regroup and come back next week."
Despite Sunday’s outcome, one of many noteworthy performances for Read more…
Today Seattle secured a playoff birth going 11-1 with a 34-7 win against the 9-3 Saints who are now tied for the #2 seed with division rival Panthers 9-3. Interesting how badly Seattle beat the saints but Seattle did try to break our stadium noise record.
I believe Denver secures a playoff birth with a win this weekend as do the chiefs if the Ravens and Dolphins lose Read more…
By Coach
I don’t remember anyone mentioning this yet, but the last two weeks I feel like Andy Reid has really mismanaged the clock late in the game. I don’t recall the details from the SD game, but if memory serves correctly we called a timeout with several seconds left on the playclock late in the game that gave SD an extra 30 seconds or so to drive the length of the field for the win.
Lastnight, when the Chiefs were clearly in scoring position on 2nd down, Reid elects to pass the ball instead of running Jamaal Charles(our best Read more…