Kansas City signs 5th-round draft pick safety Sanders Commings to a 4-year deal. At rookie minicamp Commings said that playing in the NFL was a “dream come true”. Sanders was #34, but that changed to #26 in OTA’s. NFL.com: “Commings has a hulking frame, and succeeds in being physical with wide receivers, and pressing them at the line. Productive special ... Read More »
Chief Concerns: Desmond Bailey ( @CCWriterDez ) This past off-season, the Chiefs have brought in three fullbacks – Anthony Sherman, Braden Wilson and Toben Opurum ( sorry, but this sounds like a spell from Harry Potter that traps you in re-runs of the ‘Roots‘ T.V. series). Seriously, all three of those guys are promising options but none possess the skills ... Read More »
The Chiefs announced on Wednesday that the club has signed the second of the team’s two sixth-round draft picks (204th overall) fullback Braden Wilson. Wilson is the fourth of Kansas City’s eight selections to sign with the club. Braden Wilson (6-4, 256) appeared in 51 games (27 starts) at fullback in four years at Kansas State. He recorded 21 carries ... Read More »
Chief Concerns: Desmond Bailey (@CCWriterDez) There’s a very intense war being waged within some decimated, blackened corner of my mind. The subject of my mental conflict? Knile Davis – the halfback selected by the Kansas City Chiefs with the 96th overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft. I imagine my brain cells divided into two factions — Pro-Knile and Anti-Knile ... Read More »
The Kansas City Chiefs announced on Monday that the club has signed running back Knile Davis. The Chiefs have now signed three of its eight draft picks from the 2013 draft class. Davis (5-10, 227) was selected as Kansas City’s third-round pick (96th overall) in the 2013 NFL Draft. Davis played three years at the University of Arkansas where he ... Read More »
Chief Concerns: Mike Settle When the Chiefs selected defensive back Sanders Commings, it was “Best Player Available” in its finest form. The method that general manager John Dorsey lives by is what made this selection work. Did the Chiefs need to select a cornerback? Not really, but guess what, Kansas City went from stacked, to fully loaded at the position ... Read More »
Chief Concerns: Connor Dawson It is now approaching a week since the NFL Draft and many are beginning to grade their favorite NFL teams, evaluating how they did last weekend. I have seen the NFL Network, ESPN, and USA Today grade out and I feel like they don’t do justice to many teams, including our Chiefs. With that said, here ... Read More »
Chief Concerns: David Schroeder They say it takes three years or so to be able to evaluate how successful a draft was for a team. But seriously, who’s got that kind of time? Today I’ll be taking a look around to see what some of the top football writing minds, very loosely interpreted as I often disagree with anything negative ... Read More »
Chief Concerns: David Dysart Here are my best and worst picks from the 2013 National Football League Draft. The Kansas City Chiefs selected number one overall. The only secret that seemed to come to fruition was whether or not it would be Luke Joeckel or Eric Fisher. There were talks of a trade; but nothing came up. Our first-round pick ... Read More »
Chief Concerns: Susie Hodson Before the draft, it was widely speculated for months that the Kansas City Chiefs would choose Luke Joeckel, a tackle from Texas A & M University, as their number one draft pick. Last Thursday evening, the Chiefs shocked many sports pundits and fans alike by choosing Eric Fisher, a tackle out of Central Michigan. With the ... Read More »
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