Browns, Chiefs, Jets, 49ers to work out Mitchell Trubisky | NFL.com
The Cleveland Browns, New York Jets, San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs are among the clubs that have scheduled a private workout with Trubisky, per Andrew Carter of the Charlotte Observer.
Mitchell Trubisky goes under the microscope for NFL teams at North Carolina pro day | USA Today
Led by former Arizona Cardinals quarterback Ryan Lindley, his quarterbacks coach throughout the pre-draft process, Trubisky completed 54 of 63 passes in a crisp workout that showcased his arm strength, accuracy and mobility. Four of Trubisky’s nine incompletions were drops, three of which were catchable but thrown behind the targets. The other five incompletions were overthrown. One was on a short pass to a running back in the flat, two came on intermediate wheel routes and two were on deep passes.
Full seven-round mock draft: Invictus makes every pick | Big Blue View
I simulated this like an actual draft. I completed this over three days. The first day I focused just on round one, looking at each teams' needs and depth charts intensely, looking at scheme fits, and picking them one by one in order (no skipping ahead!). The next day, I did rounds two and three. The final day was an exhausting rounds four through seven. Everything was done without prior knowledge of who would be picked next so I could not set myself up, so to speak. Alright, that's enough blabbering. Let's get on with this!
Seahawks reportedly getting visit from linebacker Gerald Hodges | The Seattle Times
The Seahawks’ stated off-season goal of adding depth and competition at linebacker is continuing as it was reported Tuesday night that the team will get a visit from free agent Gerald Hodges, who played last season with the 49ers and began his career with the Vikings. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported that Hodges will visit on Wednesday.
Does Anquan Boldin make any sense for the Chiefs? | Arrowhead Addict
Boldin has been a key addition to every wide receiving corps he’s joined since he first entered the NFL 15 years ago. In an incredible career, Boldin has 1,076 receptions for 13,779 receiving yards and 82 touchdowns, but he remains highly productive even as he approaches his late thirties. Even last year, he put up 8 touchdowns for the Detroit Lions, his first season in their offense and his highest touchdown total since 2008.
Andrew Tiller visiting with Kansas City Chiefs, per report | Niners Nation
Matt Barrows is reporting Tiller is visiting with the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday. Tiller spent the past three seasons with the 49ers, first signing to the practice squad in October 2014. He was promoted to the active roster for one game that season. After a strong 2015 training camp and preseason, he opened the season on the practice squad, but was promoted to the active roster after Week 4. He started seven games and appeared in five more that season. In 2016, he started seven games, and appeared in eight more.
Chiefs’ Bennie Logan asks reporter for proof that he turned down big extension | Arrowhead Pride
Twitter has certainly changed the media. If a player sees something he doesn’t like or isn’t true, he can just tweet it out directly fans. That’s what’s happening with new Chiefs defensive lineman Bennie Logan and Yahoo Sports reporter Charles Robinson.
5’8 Cairo Santos tries to dunk wearing size 18 cleats and it doesn’t go well | Arrowhead Pride
This is the type of content we want in the offseason - no, the type of content we NEED! Turn up the volume, hit play and enjoy. I’ve watched this like 14 times already.
Interior defensive linemen Bennie Logan and Dontari Poe are banking on their respective changes of scenery from the Eagles and Chiefs respectively to the Chiefs and Falcons for $8 million deals rewarding them handsomely in 2018. Poe’s contract is worth as much as $10 million through incentives.