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After only three drives consisting of three plays and out, Chiefs coach Todd Haley has pulled quarterback Brodie Croyle and replaced him with Tyler Thigpen.Croyle completed three of five passes for only 11 yards.The Ravens lead 10-0.You can follow the...
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September 13, 2009
Like Matt Cassel, I have been on the IR most of the week with a redonkulous fever, but you know I wouldn’t miss opening day. Apparently, Cassel is in a different situation, as he has been declared inactive (just announced on ESPN). Brodie Croyle will start today for the Chiefs, the operative word is “start.” [...]
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September 13, 2009
Looks like the Chiefs will not rush their hopeful franchise player back against one of this centuries nastiest defenses. Brodie Croyle will get the start with Tyler Thigpen looking over his shoulder. Should be a good day for the Ravens defense. I would be surprised if Croyle makes it out of the game healthy.
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September 13, 2009
BALTIMORE | Brodie Croyle believed most of the week that Matt Cassel would be ready to start at quarterback for the Chiefs on Sunday. Croyle didn’t get the word until Sunday morning that Cassel would be inactive and that he would be making the start against the Ravens.
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September 13, 2009
Matt Cassel will not play against the Ravens today in Baltimore. Cassel tried to go before the game but was ruled out. He told friends this week he had every intention of playing in this game so it's likely he's...
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September 14, 2009
Free agent OT Damion McIntosh, cut by the Chiefs as part of the final 53 trim-down, will visit Seattle Tuesday.
McIntosh has been a consistent player in the league since 2001, and started every game in Kansas City last year, his second with the team.
Not much information beyond that is available so far, but expect Ruskell to make an offer to McIntosh if he likes what he sees.
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September 14, 2009
The Ravens' 38-24 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday will be re-aired in a 90-minute format on NFL Network's NFL Replay tonight at 8. The abridged version adds sideline and on-field sound, NFL Films camera angles and post-game news conference sound bites.
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September 14, 2009
Receiver Bobby Wade is heading to the Kansas City Chiefs, his agent Jerome Stanley said in an email.
Wade has agreed to terms on a contract with the Chiefs, Stanley said, although he did not elaborate.
The Tennessee Titans had also expressed an interest in Wade, who was released last Thursday by the Vikings.
Even after taking a pay cut that reduced his base salary for the season...
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September 13, 2009
Quarterback Matt Cassel will not play in the Kansas City Chiefs' opener against the Baltimore Ravens because of a left knee sprain.
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September 13, 2009
ESPN's NFL Countdown has reported that Kansas City Chiefs starting quarterback Matt Cassel will not play today versus the Baltimore Ravens. Cassel...
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September 13, 2009
How they did when they were picked to win opener
Playing as favorites The Ravens were favored to beat the Kansas City Chiefs by 13 points. A look at the times the Ravens were favored in the season opener:
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September 12, 2009
Chiefs RB Larry Johnson vs. Ravens LB Ray Lewis
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September 13, 2009
BALTIMORE (AP) -Quarterback Matt Cassel will not play in the Kansas City Chiefs' opener against the Baltimore Ravens because of a left knee sprain.
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September 14, 2009
Shift to pass-heavy offense creates buzz around league, among fans
In Sunday's season-opening 38-24 win over the Kansas City Chiefs, the Ravens' offense generated not only team records, but also a buzz around town.
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