Kansas City Chiefs Training Camp Report #12

by Chris on Aug 14, 2007 8:42 AM CDT in Training Camp

Count it down. Today is the last practice for the Kansas City Chiefs in River Falls, WI. After today, the Chiefs will head back to Kansas City to prepare in the hometown for the Dolphins preseason game on Thursday at 7 pm.

Check out the Chiefs official coverage of the second to last practice here. The Star's Camp Buzz is here.

Final practice of the year at River Falls tomorrow: 11:15 A.M. to 1:15ish P.M

News and notes for the Kansas City Chiefs' practice on Monday, August 13th:

Dwayne Bowe worked out for the first time yesterday. His first catch of camp? A TD from Casey Printers. Bowe will play on Thursday by the way.
Michael Bennett and Casey Printers teamed up for a "perfectly orchestrated flea-flicker play that found a wide open WR Chris Hannon in the back of the end zone for a touchdown."
Herm Edwards hinted at Priest Holmes returning for the final preseason game against the St. Louis Rams.
Tony Gonzalez injured his knee at the end of practice but it doesn't seem to be serious.
Justin Medlock is still knocking down the field goals at a very high rate of success. May not be a bad fantasy pick up this year.
DT Alfonso Boone should play against the Dolphins this Thursday.

Last training camp update is tomorrow. I hope you've enjoyed the bit of coverage I've been able to garner, despite not being in River Falls this year. I want to give a big shout out to Warpaint Illustrated for their coverage of camp. Without them, I would have been lost. Thanks guys!

You can check out all of the training camp coverage here.

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Good coverage.

This site's a must-read for me every day.

Look forward to commenting on the open threads when the real games start (When I'm not at Arrowhead, of course).

Then when I get my iPhone I'll post some comments from Arrowhead. Love me some technology!

by RTC Fan on Aug 14, 2007 9:00 AM CDT 0 recs

Thanks

I'm just sifting through the crap to bring you the major points. WPI really did have good coverage. Without them, I would have had to rely on the UW-RF staff, who aren't Chiefs fans.

by Chris on Aug 14, 2007 9:05 AM CDT up 0 recs

I actually got a bit of a kick out of the UWRF

reports.

You could tell the stories were written by students and weren't always the most accurate accounts of the day's events, but I liked reading them and loved the photo galleries.

by RTC Fan on Aug 14, 2007 10:45 AM CDT up 0 recs