Found August 05, 2008 on
Arrowhead Addict:
This isn't going to be the most original post, considering that Arrowhead Pride has already given this a whirl once. I'm not necessarily the biggest Brodie Croyle believer, but being impartial and giving everybody a shot at nicknaming a Chiefs player who's obviously becoming extremely popular is the right thing ...
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August 05, 2008
Oliver Hoyte is no longer a fullback. But the twist to Oliver's situation is that he never really was a fullback in the first place. In both high school and at North Carolina State he played linebacker. After seeing how average the Chiefs' linebacking corps has been so far, can ...
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August 05, 2008
For all you American Idol fans, especially the ladies, David Cook will sing the National anthem at the Chiefs' home opener. From MyFox:
The Kansas City Chiefs announced on Tuesday that American Idol champion and Blue Springs, Missouri native David Cook will perform the National Anthem on September 14th when the ...
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August 04, 2008
And you guys thought the Best Bros. were hard on the Chiefs and their chances of winning in 2008. From the K.C. Star:
The NFL could legalize the use of HGH, steroids, artificial limbs and handguns for the home team at Arrowhead Stadium this season and the Chiefs would still struggle ...
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August 05, 2008
David Cook may have gone Hollywood, but he didn't forget his roots. Give him one hell of an ovation when he sings the National anthem at the Chiefs' home opener, because he's a real fan. You wear those colors no matter where you go, no matter what our record is. ...
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August 03, 2008
It was not always this way. Rivals once cast envious eyes upon the Kansas City Chiefs??? offensive line.
Guards Will Shields and Brian Waters and left tackle Willie Roaf went to the Pro Bowl in 2004 and ???05. Many thought center Casey Wiegmann should have joined them.
But last season, with everyone but Waters retired or released, one of the N.F.L.???s best...
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August 03, 2008
The Chiefs have suffered a major injury as first-round pick Glenn Dorsey sprained his knee during practice on Saturday in River Falls. "It's probably going to be week-to-week," coach Herm Edwards said. "I don't think it's real serious. It's sprained." Dorsey will have an MRI to determine how bad the sprain is. He limped off the field and trainers wrapped his knee and put ice...
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August 06, 2008
The Eagles released their 2008 dept chart, which you can view here.Some interesting notes from the chart:-- Lito Sheppard and Sheldon Brown are "co-starters" -- that may be a first.-- DeSean Jackson is the #7 receiver on the depth chart, but I wouldn't
read too much into that. Gasperson is ahead of him and I'm looking
forward to seeing what he can do.-- Quitin Mikell...
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August 05, 2008
Who you won?t see: First round draft picks Brandon Albert and Glen Dorsey are the most notables that you won?t see. Both players were injured this past week in camp Albert will miss a majority of the preseason and Dorsey will miss at least the Chicago game. In addition Kolby Smith has been battling a groin injury and may be held out of the contest. Veterans such as Tony Gonzalez...
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August 04, 2008
Brian Robison is facing the possibility of surgery to repair a funky vein in his left leg. As Robison explained it:
It's been something that has been there for a while and it's just kind of flared up on me. I have a varicose vein on my left leg. It's something they are looking at and we went and got it looked at again today. So we'll find out tomorrow what we need to do with it...
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August 04, 2008
The Kansas City Chiefs say rookie defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey should miss about a week after spraining his left knee in practice during the weekend.
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August 04, 2008
The news could have been worse, but for the Chiefs they will take it. First round pick Glenn Dorsey is set to miss about a week of practice time after spraining his knee in practice on Saturday. An MRI on Glenn's knee saw no additional damage, which is a sigh of relief for the Chiefs. The team gave Dorsey a deal worth about $51 mil as he was the fifth overall pick in the draft...
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August 05, 2008
Unlike last season when Chiefs RB Larry Johnson missed nearly all of the preseason during a holdout, the star running back will see the field for exhibition games this season. How much time has yet to be determined. "He'll have to play in the preseason,
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