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Danny Noble is a second-year tight end out of Toledo, who was most recently with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. On Monday he is working out for the KC Chiefs.
Noble is a 6'5, 248-pound tight end hailing from Toledo. He went undrafted in 2012 and made the Bucs 53-man roster in his first season. He was later placed on injured reserve, ending his season early.
The Chiefs last week worked out tight ends Brett Brackett, Kyle Adams, Richard Gordon and Matt Veldman.
Noble is working out for the Chiefs on Monday and the Indianapolis Colts on Tuesday.
The KC Chiefs are low on tight ends at the moment. Anthony Fasano, who signed a four-year deal in the offseason, has missed two consecutive weeks with ankle and knee injuries. Rookie Travis Kelce, listed No. 2 on the depth chart, has played just one special teams snap this season as he overcomes a knee injury suffered in the preseason.
That leaves Sean McGrath, who led all receivers on Sunday, and Kevin Brock, who had a key reception in the second half of Sunday's win over the New York Giants.
The Chiefs could be preparing to sign Noble, or they could just be taking a look-see in case further injuries pop up.
Update: Another TE to work out
Also, Chiefs are scheduled to work out free agent TE Joe Sawyer today. Has gone to camps with 49ers, Bills
— Adam Teicher (@adamteicher) September 30, 2013