As expected, Chiefs don’t franchise Branden Albert
By Josh Alper The Chiefs used their franchise tag on left tackle Branden Albert last season, but there will not be a replay in Kansas City. The deadline for using the tag has come and gone and Albert is still on track to become a free agent on March ...
TC’s Annual Mock Offseason 2014
By texaschief If you haven’t been around long, then you probably don’t know… I try to do one of these “offseason plans” at the end of each season. I usually do a mock free agency along with a mock draft based on the ass ...
Chiefs cut Dunta Robinson
By Michael David Smith Dunta Robinson is done in Kansas City. Robinson, the veteran cornerback who signed a three-year, $13.7 million contract with the Chiefs last year, has been released. The move isn’t a big surprise: Robinson wasn’t the player th ...
List of 2013′s most disappointing players: We got one on it.
By Frankenchief 17. Dwayne Bowe You can blame Alex Smith all you want, but the fact is, it wasn’t just his quarterback holding Bowe back in 2013. Admittedly sluggish — translation: out of shape — Bowe struggled more than he should have against man c ...
Clark Hunt: We hope Alex Smith’s here longer than two years
By Josh Alper One of the reasons why the Chiefs were able to improve from 2-14 to an 11-5 playoff team was the acquisition of quarterback Alex Smith in a trade with the 49ers before the 2013 season. Smith didn’t set the world on fire, but the Chiefs ...
Jamaal Charles thinks he didn’t have a concussion in playoff game
By Mike Florio Early in a wild-card playoff loss to the Colts, Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles left with a concussion. But Charles doesn’t think he had a concussion. Appearing on 610 Sports in Kansas City, Charles explained the circumstances that ...
By Frankenchief
Aaron Wilson ✔ @RavensInsider Follow Seahawks have released Sidney Rice and Red Bryant. Hearing Red Bryant will be of interest to the Kansas CIty Chiefs, per a source
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By KCWildcat3
Likely means Maclin will hit free agency. I feel like KC is a perfect landing slot for him. Would anyone else be opposed to signing him to an incentive based short contract? Read more…
By Mike Florio
Our 19 coach and G.M. interviews at the Scouting Combine included a visit with the man who helped turn around a 14-loss team in 2013. Chiefs General Manager John Dorsey talked about the franchise’s impressive rebound, which resulted in an unexpected playoff appearance. The effort to improve the roster included using the first overall pick…
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By jap1
So one of the weaknesses we have all known about is our secondary. Many here complained about B. flowers having a down year and wondered if his skills have slipped, or if he is not cut out to play man (he has been known as a zone player and was drafted for his cover 2 zone abilities by Herm). Some even considered trading him since he spent most of his time as a nickel corner and is a 10 mil cap hit.
Supposedly Tampa Bay is interested in trading Darrelle Revis, because he is a man-man corner who will be playing Read more…
By Josh Alper
Wednesday’s edition of Pro Football Talk on NBCSN won’t be lacking for guests. There will be five of them, including the coach and general manager of the AFC Champions. John Fox and John Elway will both be on the program to discuss what went wrong in the Super Bowl, what the team is planning for…
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By Darin Gantt
Perhaps you’ve heard a little something about this in recent weeks, but the Dolphins might need a little help on the offensive line. And they’re apparently interested in beginning the makeover with a high-priced tackle. According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, the Dolphins “very much like” Ravens free agent Eugene Monroe, as well…
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By KCWildcat3
Us being at 23 and them having the 26th pick via Colts trade I think they could potentially be a trade back partner. This draft is widely viewed as being one of the deepest in the past decade so we need to gather a few more picks. Im not sure with the draft value per pick and all that stuff but ill say we trade back with them from 23 to 26 and we get their 2 3rd round picks 71 and 82. That gives us 26, 71, 83, and 87 picks in the first 3 rounds. Read more…
By jap1
So according to profootballtalk’s sources, the salary cap is going to be a lot larger than was expected, over 132 million. Currently we are sitting at ~125.5 mil and we have about 2.4 million that we didnt spend last year that we can roll over.
Assuming a cap of 132 million (which the cap may be larger), we would have almost 9 million to spend in FA/draft. PFT is suggesting the cap will be closer to 135 mil, meaning we would have closer to 12 mil to spend. That means we could possibly go after some bigger names for positions of Read more…