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Arrowheadlines: Jamaal Charles could return, Chiefs need to run, Raiders second-guessing

As playoffs near, Chiefs hope to rev up ground game | The Kansas City Star

“(We were) real confident,” running back Spencer Ware said. “Toward the end of the second half, we started to move the front a little bit. That’s a credit to our offensive line for making some space for us running backs.”

The Chiefs’ final rushing tally against the league’s 27th-ranked run defense was not pretty; only 65 yards in 27 attempts, a stat line that has been loosely replicated too often this year as the Chiefs have cobbled together the league’s 26th-ranked run offense at 96.2 yards per game.

2017 General Manger Candidates

Chris Ballard – director of football operations – Kansas City Chiefs

2 known interviews (CHI, 2015), and (TEN, 2016)

Jamaal Charles hopeful for return | Port Arthur News

Port Arthur’s Jamaal Charles hopes to return to action for the Kansas City Chiefs by the 17th and final week of the NFL regular season, according to an NFL Network report.

Raiders hope to see Chiefs again in playoffs | SF Chronicle

“I wouldn’t be surprised if we don’t see this team again,” head coach Jack Del Rio said. “Depending on how we do and they do over the next three weeks, it’ll determine if it’s at our place or theirs.”

The side of Alex Smith many don’t know | Chiefs.com

Their relationship has nothing to do with touchdowns, wins or even football for that matter—it has to do with a side of Smith that many don’t know about due in large part to the fact that he’s the last person who will ever promote anything about himself, even when he has every reason to as he does with the work he’s done with the Alex Smith Foundation—a name he laughs about when asked.

Third and one play call at Chiefs 14 in question | Mercury News

Former NFL coach and ESPN analyst Herm Edwards thought Del Rio was probably second-guessing the third-and-1 call. Peters is the Chiefs’ best cover corner. Holmes is the Raiders’ No. 4 wide receiver.

“They might have re-thought what they wanted to do, when they decided to throw a fade with two time outs,” Edwards told KNBR 680. I think they run the ball in there with Murray.”

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