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Three Vets Shown the Door - Huard, Edwards and Surtain

Found February 24, 2009 on Chiefs Gab:
PLAYERS: Damon Huard,  Patrick Surtain,  Donnie Edwards
TEAMS: Kansas City Chiefs

The Chiefs made some roster moves today of note, as they cut three veterans, releasing quarterback Damon Huard, cornerback Patrick Surtain and linebacker Donnie Edwards. They are the first major moves by new general manager Scott Pioli, who is revamping a team that finished 2-14 last season. The team will save about $9 million with [...]
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