In the aftermath of their second consecutive double-digit loss, the Kansas City Chiefs did have some positives that came out of Sunday’s loss.
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September 17, 2012
Kansas City Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles dinged up the same knee that needed reconstructive surgery last season during Sunday's 35-17 loss to the Buffalo Bills.
Charles, who tore his left ACL in Week 2, carried only six times for three yards against the Bills. He could be seen riding a bike on the sideline and asking to play the rest of the game.
Kansas City coach Romeo...
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September 16, 2012
Kansas City starting cornerback Brandon Flowers is active for the Chiefs game against the Buffalo Bills Sunday.
Flowers missed the team's season-opening loss to Atlanta last week because of a right heel injury.
The Chiefs also welcomed back pro Bowl linebacker Tamba Hali, who missed the Falcons game because of a league-mandated suspension.
Safety Kendrick Lewis (right shoulder...
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September 16, 2012
Kansas City quarterback Matt Cassel reached 300 yards in a game for the first time since 2010 Sunday in a blowout loss versus Buffalo.Fantasy Spin:Obviously most of the yardage came in garbage time with the Bills already up by 20 so take Cassel's gaudy numbers with a grain of salt. He still struggled with completion percentage (54.8 percent for the game) and his QB rating for...
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September 17, 2012
The finger-pointing has begun in Kansas City, and a good bit of it is amed at Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli.
Kent Babb of the Kansas City Star opines that the Chiefs will never win big on Pioli's watch as the GM.
Pioli has had four years to turn the Chiefs around, but with another sluggish start, the nice playoff run of 2010 is beginning to look like a fading memory...
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September 17, 2012
Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles dinged up the same knee that needed reconstructive surgery last season during Sunday's 35-17 loss to the Buffalo Bills.
Charles, who tore his left ACL in Week 2, carried only six times for three yards against the Bills. He could be seen riding a bike on the sideline and asking to play the rest of the game.
Kansas City coach Romeo Crennel...
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September 17, 2012
Week 2 and 3 are some of the most interesting weeks of the NFL season. It's at this point in the year that fanbases begin to realize that their team may not be what they thought they had. On the other hand, some teams are stunning everyone by getting off to a quick start. No one is dead in the water yet, but this is the time of the season when panic begins to spread.
That...
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September 17, 2012
(Eds: Incorporates FBN--Chiefs-Charles. With AP Photos.) By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer The running game has disappeared. Matt Cassel looks completely lost. The defense has struggled to stop anybody, and even the special teams are looking anything but special.
The Kansas City Chiefs are winless through two games - two demoralizing, one-sided losses to begin the year - and now...
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September 16, 2012
Chiefs tight end Kevin Boss will be re-evaluated after being knocked woozy with a blow to the head in Kansas Citys 35-17 loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
Coach Romeo Crennel provided the update, but didnt have any further details on Boss injury following the game. Crennel added that cornerback Javier Arenas also hurt his neck.
Boss was hurt after making a 29-yard catch...
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September 16, 2012
Kansas City tight end Kevin Boss has taken a shot to the head following a second-quarter catch and will not return to Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills.
After catching a 29-yard pass from Matt Cassel, Boss was falling down when Buffalo's Da'Norris Searcy's forearm hit the back of Boss' head. The receiver's head then hit the ground hard.
Boss stayed...
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September 17, 2012
Here we go again Chiefs fans. In two weeks the Chiefs have gone from promising to forgotten. Losing to a perennial playoff contender is one thing but being blown out by a perennial loser that lost by 20 the week before is a whole other monster. On the very small bright side, at least we didn’t lose by 34 like last year. I’m not sure if the Buffalo Bills have the Chiefs...
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September 16, 2012
“Lifeless” would be the best word to describe the Kansas City Chiefs in Buffalo today.Sure C.J. Spiller is a fine running back, and has some elusiveness but the Chiefs made him look better than he is today. In Pittsburgh former Chiefs head coach, Todd Haley, had to enjoy keeping an eye on this game.While the Steelers prepared to face the Jets today, I am sure hot head Todd,...
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September 15, 2012
Police in Kansas City are investigating a fatal shooting that took place between the stadiums that are home to the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals as an attempted murder-suicide.
A woman was taken to a hospital with life-threatening gunshot wounds, and a man died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, Sgt. Stacey Graves said. They were in their 40s and knew each other, but police did...
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September 16, 2012
Welcome to Week 2 of True or False. Before we look at this week’s questions, here is a look at the current standings.
Mike Straw: 4-1
Michael Bundt: 4-1
Brandon Hess: 3-2
Ryan Talbot: 2-3
Clearly I wanted to give the other writers a head start in this new weekly feature. This week Michael Bundt, Brandon Hess, Rob Quinn, and I answer this week’s questions.
1. Eric Berry will take...
With two games in the books on the 2012 season, the Kansas City Chiefs are showing they’re far from the team many felt defensively they’d be at this stage of the season. So who gets the blame?
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