Broncos.

Filthy Donkey Scum now.


I'll be shocked if the Chiefs don't bring in a small herd of Olinemen, particularly guards.

KANSAS CITY -- He wasn't selected in the 2009 NFL Draft but former Western Michigan Bronco Defensive Back Londen Fryar will have his shot at the NFL. Fryar signed a Free Agent contract with the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday evening WMU Media Relations Director Mat Kanan confirmed through e-mail Sunday evening.

Fryar was 1st team All-MAC multiple times and was a part of a fearsome Bronco secondary that saw 2 of it's members drafted (Louis Delmas 33rd and EJ Biggers 217th) and a 3rd headed to the Chiefs in Fryar.

Fryar follows father Irving who starred in the NFL for the Patriots, Dolphins, Eagles and Redskins from 1984-2000.
Fryar is scheduled to fly from Philadelphia to Kansas City for mini-camp on May 7th.

http://wkzonews.blogspot.com/2009/04...nsas-city.html


Overview
Londen Fryar is a former cornerback at Western Michigan. After playing four seasons at Western Michigan (redshirt in 2004), Fryar was eligible to be selected in the 2009 NFL Draft but went undrafted. Fryar is 5-feet, 11-inches tall and weighs 192 pounds.
Prep Career
At Holy Cross High School in Jobstown, New Jersey, Fryar was a receiver, defensive back and kick returner. Fryar was named to the Philadelphia Inquirer All-South Jersey First Team and was a third team all-state selection.
College Career
After redshirting in 2004, Fryar made his collegiate debut vs Temple and finished the 2005 season with seven appearances and made one start that year. In 2006, Fryar started in all 12 games for Western Michigan. In a game vs Toledo that season, he recorded a career-high two interceptions for 106 return yards, including a 92-yard interception return for a touchdown. The return was the third-longest in WMU history. By the end of the 2006 season, Fryar led the MAC with six interceptions and was a member of the First Team All-MAC Defense. In 2007, Fryar was named to the First Team All-MAC Defense for a second consecutive year, setting a school record with six break-up plays vs Akron. He also led Western Michigan with 16 pass deflections, the second-highest single season total ever recorded at WMU. Fryar finished the 2008 season playing in 11 games (10 starts) with 42 total tackles and one interception.
Personal
Fryar's father, Irving, played in the NFL for 18 seasons (New England, Miami, Philadelphia and Washington). He was the No. 1 overall selection in the 1984 NFL Draft.

http://espn.go.com/nfldraft/research...playerId=24424

Me too! Maybe Bill would come to the games!

:cuss:STFU:shake::(:cuss:

Don't forget about our Goff signing. I know he didn't have a great season last year, but his injury didn't help. Hell, even injured he's an upgrade...

Bengals signed Quan.

Damn. Bengals had a pretty good draft

I didn't look at the list for him, I should have. Is he actually that good or do people want him just for his being televised.

And wow, Jaguars picked up 3 QB's? Crazy.

20 min. update:

AFC EAST
Patriots
S Marcus McClinton (Kentucky)
CB Jamar LOve (Arkansas)
QB Brian Hoyer (Michigan St.)


Dolphins
TE Jared Bronson (Central Washington)
OG Mark Lewis (Oregon)
DE Ryan Baker (Purdue)
LB Orion Martin (Virginia Tech)

Jets
DE Jamaal Westerman (Rutgers)
TE Andrew Davie (Arkansas)
DL Matt Kroul (Jets)
P T.J. Conley (Idaho)
TE Robert Myers (Utah State)
DE Zach Potter (Nebraska)

Bills
DL David Lindquist (Illinois)
OT Joel Bell (Furman)


AFC West
Chiefs
DE Pierre Walters (Eastern Illinois)
WR Taurus Johnson (South Florida)
LB Jovan Belcher (Maine)
DB Londen Fryar (W. Michigan)

Chargers
LB Darry Beckwith (LSU)
OL Ryan McDonald (Illinois)
WR Charly Martin (West Texas A&M)
OT Sam Allen (Grand Valley St.)
OT Dan Guy IV (Baylor)
LB James Holt (Kansas)
RB Curtis Brinkley (Syracuse)
CB Wopamo Asaisai (Stanford)

Raiders
LB Frantz Joseph (Florida Atlantic)

Broncos
DL Everette Pedescleaux (Northern Iowa)
CB Dominique Johnson (Jackson St)
WR Lucas Taylor (Tennessee)
WR Nate Swift (Nebraska)

AFC North
Steelers
LS Mark Estermyer (Pittsburgh)
OT Ramon Foster (Tennessee)
S Derrick Richardson (New Mexico St.)
QB Mike Reilly (Central Washington)

Ravens
QB Drew Willy (Buffalo)
DT Will Johnson (Michigan)
OL Greg Ryan (Western Kentucky)
DE Willie VanDeSteeg (Minnesota)
K Graham Gano (FSU

Browns
WR Jordan Norwood (Penn St.)
S Jason Venson (UCF)

Bengals
DL Dan Skuta (Grand Valley St.)
FB Chris Pressley (Wisconsin)
S Tom Nelson (Illinois)
RB Marlon Lucky (Nebraska)
WR Quan Cosby (Texas)
TE Greg Orton (Purdue)

AFC South
Colts
DT Pat Kuntz (Notre Dame)
OT Cornelius Lewis (Tenn St.)
P Tim Masthay (Kentucky)

Jaguars
WR Jason English (Tuskegee)
CB Peter Ittersagen (Wheaton)
DE Jeremy Navarre (Maryland)
QB Tyler Lorenzen (Uconn)
DE Julius Williams (UConn)
QB Michael Desormeaux (UL)
RB Kyle Bell (Colorado St.)
QB Nathan Brown (Central Arkansas)
DT George Hypolite (Colorado)
WR Todd Petersen (Nebraska)
S Kevin Patterson (Wake Forest)
LB Russel Allen (SDSU)
FB Brock Bolen (Louisville)
CB Weldon Brown (La Tech)
WR Maurice Dupree (Jacksonville St.)
RB Mike McClendon (North Alabama)
C Cecil Newton (Tenn St.)
LB Johnny Williams (Kentucky)

Texans
OT Jason Watkins (Florida)
DE Tim Jamison (Michigan)
RB Arian Foster (Tennessee)

Titans
WR Dudley Guice (NW State)
DE Mitch King (Iowa)

NFC East
Giants
DE Maurice Evans (Penn State)
S Otis Wiley (Mich State)

Eagles
RB Marcus Thigpen (Indiana)
DL Josh Gaines (Penn State)
WR Brandon Robinson (Boston College)

Redskins
QB Chase Daniel (Missouri)
OT Scott Burley (Maryland)
DE Derek Walker (Illinois)
WR Josh Briscoe (Tennessee)
C Edwin Wiliams (Maryland)
WR Jaison Williams (Oregon)

Cowboys
WR Kevin Ogletree (Virginia)
WR Julian Hawkins (Boise St)

NFC West
Seahawks
DE Michael X. Bennett (Texas A&M)
LB Tony Fein (Mississippi)
RB Devin Moore (Wyoming)
LB Dave Philistin (Maryland)
OT Andre Ramsey (Ball State)
RB Tyler Roehl (North Dakota State)

49ers
DE Pannel Egboh (Stanford)
CB Jahi Word-Daniels (Georgia Tech)
RB Kory Sheets (Purdue)
OT Alex Boone (Ohio State)
CB Carlos Thomas (South Carolina)
DE Brandon Long (MSU)

Cardinals
WR Justin Brown (Hampton)
DB Michael Ray Garvin (FSU)
WR Shane Morales (Oregon St.)

Rams
OG Roger Allen (Missouri Western)
DE Ian Campbell (Kansas State)
OT Phil Trautwein (Florida)
SS Mark Rubin (Penn State)
LB Dominic Douglas (Mississippi State)
C Daneil Sanders (Colorado)

NFC North
Bears
OL Dennis Conley (Hampton)
WR Eric Peterman (Northwestern)
S Dahana Deletson (UConn)
FB Will Taufoou (Cal)
LB Mike Rivera (Kansas)
RB Tyrell Fenroy (UL-Lafayette)
DT Steve Ostrowski (UW-Whitewater)

Packers
WR Andy Brodell (Iowa)
RB Tyrell Sutton (Northwestern)
WR Kole Heckendorf (North Dakota State)
TE Carson Butler (Michigan)
WR Jaron Harris (SDSU)
WR Jamarko Simmons (Western Michigan)
OG Dario Nanni (Stillman Valley)

Vikings
S DeVon Hall (Utah State)
LB Andy Schantz (Portland State)
WR Vinny Perreta (Boise St.)
LB Robert Francois (Boston College)
RB Ian Johnson (Boise St.)
C Jon Cooper (Oklahoma)

Lions
DT John Gill (Northwestern)

NFC South
Bucs
OL Rob Bruggeman (Iowa)
QB Joe Ganz (Nebraska)
OG Maurice Miller (Mississippi)

Falcons
LB Brock Christopher (Missouri)
WR Aaron Kelly (Clemson)
OL Ryan Stanchek (West Virginia)

Panthers
LB Anthony Heygood (Purdue)
OL Keith Grey (UConn)
OT Gerald Cadogan (Penn St.)
LB Brit Miller (Illinois)
OL CJ Davis (Pitt)
TE Kevin Brock (Rutgers)
WR Jason Cherry (UL-Lafayette)
DT Justin Kershaw (MSU)

Saints
CB Danny Gorrer (Texas A&M)
OG Cedric Dockery (Texas)
WR Chris Vaughn (Louisville)
LB Jonathan Casillas (Wisconsin)

newest add...
\Bobby Greenwood, DE, Alabama
Height:
6-5
DE Rank:
41
Weight:
267
Overall Rank:
NA
Year:
Sr
40 Time:
4.80
Bobby Greenwood Scouting Report by B. K. Johnson
Pros: Bobby led the Crimson Tide in sacks his senior season, not bad for a guy that has been move back and forth from 4-3 to 3-4. He has improved his strength since graduation, working out at CES in Atlanta and has a dedication and drive that many NFL teams are looking for in a Defensive End.
Cons: He really did not get the chance this year to show his strong points (rushing the passer), so if he gets a chance, he will make the NFL team that takes him very happy. Remember a guy from Bama named DeMeco Ryan who did not get the credit he deserved until he won the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year a few years back.
Overall: Bobby will make some NFL team glad they drafted him.

http://www.fantasyfootballjungle.com...Greenwood/1612

They picked up about 2-3 times as many players as most of the other teams. They went all year without a third string QB and have a horrible second stringer.

The Jags sure aren't screwing around.....

Someone should give Jamie Hansen, P, Missouri Western, a look.