Former Chiefs WR Jeff Webb Gets A Workout With The Ravens
by Joel Thorman on Feb 9, 2010 4:31 PM CST
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We've already heard from one former Kansas City Chiefs receiver this morning, now let's make that two.
Per Aaron Wilson of the Carroll County Times, Jeff Webb worked out with the Baltimore Ravens last week.
Webb was a 6th round draft pick by the Herm Edwards led Chiefs in 2006. Both he and Edwards attended San Diego State.
The 6'2", 200 pound Webb had a career high 28 receptions for 313 and one touchdown in 2007.
The Chiefs released Webb on August 17th to make room for Ashley Lelie (who was also later cut).
On a side note, it appears someone has been messing with Webb's Wikipedia page.
His brother and cousin was also football players.(Justin Smith and Jonas Gray) He also has a cousin that lives in Michigan(Rickey Anthony Jr.)
Yes, they was football players.
Admit it. If you had a family member in the NFL, you'd do the same thing (hopefully with better grammar).
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He won't make it
I have it on good authority that Turtle has also been asked to try out for the Ravens. Sorry Jeff.
OK...the Koolaid buzz is gone now. I'm forced to admit that the state of the team had deteriorated far beyond what I had realized. The good news is I get to start mixing up a fresh batch of koolaid for next year. Oh Yeah!
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