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Old 09-17-2012, 11:57 PM  
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Teicher: Crennel says Chiefs’ Charles reinjured left knee
Crennel says Chiefs’ Charles reinjured left knee
By ADAM TEICHER
The Kansas City Star
Running back Jamaal Charles didn’t play much in the second half of Sunday’s loss in Buffalo because of soreness in his knee, Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said.

Crennel said Charles was likely to be available in this Sunday’s game against the Saints in New Orleans.

But the situation bears watching. Crennel said the soreness was in Charles’ left knee. Charles tore his ACL in the same knee last season.

Soreness in the knee is normal after such an injury and the resulting surgery.

“He got banged up a little bit and then (the Chiefs) decided not to put him back in the game,” Crennel said. “He wanted to go back in … but the other guys were doing OK so we left the other guys in.

“I talked to him after the game. He said he wanted to go back in and he felt OK. He was getting treatment, so I think he’ll be ready to play this week.”

Charles was in for 21 plays against the Bills, fewer than either of their other two backs, Peyton Hillis and Shaun Draughn. Charles was also less effective.

He carried six times for three yards and also caught three passes for 19 yards. Hillis carried 11 times for 66 yards and had two catches for 25 yards while Draughn rushed five times for 56 yards and caught one pass for 23 yards.
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Old 09-18-2012, 07:00 AM   #16
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I honestly don't get to watch alot of West Virginia but, I am liking him better than the others. He seems to have the tools but, is he clutch? Does he lead them back into games? Has he done that? I really don't want to draft a QB who hasn't done that in college. I think it is the key ingredient.
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Old 09-18-2012, 07:02 AM   #17
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I honestly don't get to watch alot of West Virginia but, I am liking him better than the others. He seems to have the tools but, is he clutch? Does he lead them back into games? Has he done that? I really don't want to draft a QB who hasn't done that in college. I think it is the key ingredient.
Robert Griffin wasn't really "clutch". He had his moments but he also had times like the K State game where he threw the game away with a chance to win.

Smith puts points on the board, period. Don't have to come from behind much when you're stomping everybody in your path.

The NFL is changing and Smith embodies that change. We need to be on the crest of the wave instead of getting crushed by it for a change.
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Old 09-18-2012, 07:03 AM   #18
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Old 09-18-2012, 07:17 AM   #19
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Eh. Soreness seems pretty normal after extended action. They will just have to adjust and stop running him between the tackles. That's Hillis' job anyways.
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Old 09-18-2012, 07:44 AM   #20
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Hillis job is also to not fumble.
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Old 09-18-2012, 07:59 AM   #21
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I honestly don't get to watch alot of West Virginia but, I am liking him better than the others. He seems to have the tools but, is he clutch? Does he lead them back into games? Has he done that? I really don't want to draft a QB who hasn't done that in college. I think it is the key ingredient.
I'll be completely honest in that I wasn't a huge Geno Smith fan until this year. He just looks different, like something has clicked and he's been on fire. I will be realistic though, he has yet to face a remotely good defense this year.
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Charles doesn't fumble?

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Robert Griffin wasn't really "clutch". He had his moments but he also had times like the K State game where he threw the game away with a chance to win.

Smith puts points on the board, period. Don't have to come from behind much when you're stomping everybody in your path.

The NFL is changing and Smith embodies that change. We need to be on the crest of the wave instead of getting crushed by it for a change.
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I'll be completely honest in that I wasn't a huge Geno Smith fan until this year. He just looks different, like something has clicked and he's been on fire. I will be realistic though, he has yet to face a remotely good defense this year.
Maybe it did click. That happens a lot to guys as the grow up.
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Robert Griffin wasn't really "clutch". He had his moments but he also had times like the K State game where he threw the game away with a chance to win.

Smith puts points on the board, period. Don't have to come from behind much when you're stomping everybody in your path.

The NFL is changing and Smith embodies that change. We need to be on the crest of the wave instead of getting crushed by it for a change.
Good points. RG3 was pretty good in the Bowl game when they came back from way down. I think it's important to see that once or twice and that was enough for me. Smith is definately my favorite right now but, I am starting to think he could go #1.
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I'll be completely honest in that I wasn't a huge Geno Smith fan until this year. He just looks different, like something has clicked and he's been on fire. I will be realistic though, he has yet to face a remotely good defense this year.
I like the guy but, I would feel better tif we saw a signature win or two.

Aaron Murray is a really good QB. He threw for 35 TDs last year but, he hasn't been the best leader. He hasn't come from behind.

We don't just need a QB. We need a real leader imo.
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