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Good morning everyone. NJ Chiefs Fan is out traveling today so I'm filling in. There's not much out there but here's what I found for today's Kansas City Chiefs news, including NFL Network's "32 in 32" on the Chiefs.
The Chiefs' offense also hinges on Brian Daboll, who was hired this offseason to replace the retired Bill Muir as offensive coordinator. Daboll earned Crennel's respect during their time with the New England Patriots, but Daboll doesn't come to Kansas City with a killer resume running NFL offenses. The Dolphins ranked 22nd in the league in 2011, while his two seasons in Cleveland ended with rankings of 29th (2010) and dead last (2009).
Matt Cassel, offense shoulder Chiefs playoff hopes | NFL.com
It only took one bad step to put Aaron Weaver's playing career in limbo again.
There had been no contact at all during the play, a run-of-the-mill comeback route Weaver could run ninety-nine times without incident. But as the came out of his break, his plant foot stuck in the practice turf at Syracuse University's Manley Field House and he felt a sudden, piercing pain in his knee.
"It was a regular route in a regular practice," said Weaver, "But my foot got caught in the turf and as I tried to get out, I tore my ACL."
Nomadic college career led Aaron Weaver to Chiefs | KCChiefs.com
Here are mine:
I think the Chiefs will go 11-5, win the AFC West outright and will win a playoff game. Depending on how things shake out, they could find themselves in the AFC Championship game.
What do you got?
Kauffman Stadium isn't the only stop for Kansas City-bound sports fans this week.
Include Kauffman's next door neighbor, Arrowhead Stadium, in your 2012 All-Star Game festivities. With football season fast approaching, fans attending any of the events at the Truman Sports Complex are invited to visit the Chiefs Pro shop or take a tour of Arrowhead.
Arrowhead Stadium open during MLB All-Star festivities | KCChiefs.com
Opponent Preview: Kansas City Chiefs against San Diego Chargers, Baltimore Ravens, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The opponent preview continues with the preview of week four, five and six games of the Kansas City Chiefs. Previously, we previewed games of week 1, 2, 3. Let's move forward to the next games now.
The season will be up and running at that time. After playing relatively easy games, Chiefs will play three games that can become vital in their overall position.