Perhaps the most underrated contributor for the Kansas City Chiefs is long snapper James Winchester. An undrafted free agent out of Oklahoma, Winchester began his NFL career with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2013.
Every year, NFL teams undergo the process of purging and remaking their rosters. This can be a painful process for fans who often watch some of their favorite players walk out the door.
There’s a good reason long-snappers don’t want people to know their names. The only time announcers mention them is usually when they screw up. Few people know the name of the Chiefs’ long-snapper, James Winchester.
The Kansas City Chiefs are re-signing LS James Winchester to a one-year, $1.65 million fully-guaranteed deal, according to Ian Rapoport. Winchester, 35, originally signed on with the Eagles as an undrafted free agent out of Oklahoma back in 2013.
The Kansas City Chiefs are making a signing on Monday for an oddly specific role following an injury in Saturday's preseason loss to the Detroit Lions.
The Kansas City Chiefs came into their preseason game against the Detroit Lions already banged up, and one additional role player suffered an injury before halftime.
The Chiefs are bringing back two more members of their Super Bowl champs. The team announced on Friday that they have re-signed defensive tackle Tershawn Wharton and long snapper James Winchester.
The NFL offseason is heating up, as the legal tampering window opened on Monday at noon ET. While the Kansas City Chiefs have plenty of options for external free agents, the club is set to bring back one of its own first.
Newsflash: The Kansas City Chiefs own the Denver Broncos, winning the past 13 games between the teams. You may not know that this epic stretch of dominance got rolling because of a heads-up play by long snapper James Winchester.