TYSON JACKSON RUMORS

Chiefs DE Tyson Jackson Tweaks His Contract

Chiefs defensive end Tyson Jackson became another Top 5 pick from the 2009 NFL Draft to agree to a restructured contract, a league source has confirmed. Under the restructure, Jackson's base salary this season has gone from $8.05 million to $4.25 million, with $4 million fully guaranteed (skill, injury, cap). Jackson's $250,000 workout bonus remains and he is eligible to...
Via GridironFans.com  |  April 21, 2012

Chiefs Reward Succop With 5-year Extension

Tyson Jackson, Alex Magee, Donald Washington, Colin Brown, Quinten Lawrence, Javarris Williams and Jake O’Connell are the first seven players the Chiefs selected in the 2009 NFL Draft. But it’s the name at the end that is having the last laugh today.
Via kan.scout.com  |  December 31, 2011

Chiefs Fans Are Nuts About DE Shaun Smith

The Chiefs have had two defensive linemen in recent memory that have worn the number 90 and had the name “Smith” on the back of their jersey. Neil Smith was selected second overall in the 1988 draft out of Nebraska and was a six-time Pro Bowler. Shaun Smith, on the other hand, was an undrafted free agent out of the University of South Carolina in 2003 who at the age of 29 is...
Via KC Sports Central  |  October 02, 2010

Did Pioli Cripple The Chiefs By Drafting Tyson Jackson?

If you are a Chiefs fans, go back in time with me for a moment to about 8 months ago. Do you remember how you felt? Well, I do....and it was very optimistic, almost giddy as we headed into the NFL draft.The Chiefs coming off of the worst season of all-time, things couldn't get any worse. The off-season couldn't come soon enough. The Chiefs were finally rid of 'King...
Via Chiefs House  |  December 30, 2009
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