Free agent C Casey Wiegmann is participating in players-only workouts with the Chiefs
http://www.rotoworld.com/teams/nfl/kc/?r=1
Free agent C Casey Wiegmann is participating in players-only workouts with the Chiefs this week. Wiegmann entered the offseason contemplating retirement. Soon to be 38, the 14-year veteran hasn't publicly stated that he'll return to Kansas City, but his presence at the workouts is a pretty good indication that he'll play one more season. |
Casey, I love you. I really do. But I really hope Rod Hudson beats your ass down and takes your starting spot. Nothing personal.
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I'm with SNR on this one. Good to see Hudson and J Brown in KC working out with the team.
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If hudson doesn't beat him out we have a probrem
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Who was it that taught CW to be a center his rookie year? Was it Webster? Hopefully he takes Hudson under his wing and gives him 5 yrs worth of knowledge this year and continues the circle.
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Only missed him by about 12 years. |
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Flipp'n n00bs. :shake: |
jalil brown - 2011 draftee
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oh, THAT j brown. that cornerback we drafted.
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with wiegmann out, rudy was playing center. pretty sure there's your answer who will play center if casey doesn't. hudson might b playing b/u guard for a lil while
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The guy is a useless, pathetic excuse for a center. If Wiegman were to retire (which is looking highly unlikely now), if Rodney Hudson couldn't beat out Niswanger for the job out of camp, he will have been a terrible draft pick. |
Wiegman knew couldn't retire until he felt the warmth of Stanzi's All-American hand under his buttocks
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This thread is still better than the "Let's give the rookies nicknames" thread. That would have taken it's place by this time if practices would have taken place.
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Duh. |
Here is a list of players who attended from Gretz, and links to two pretty good articles about the practice from Gretz.
CALLING THE ROLL There was no official charting of who was on the field for Thursday morning’s session, but here was the role call from what I saw at the Bishop Miege High School stadium: Quarterbacks (3) – Matt Cassel, Tyler Palko and Ricky Stanzi. Running backs (4) – Jamaal Charles, Mike Cox, Thomas Jones and Dexter McCluster. Wide receivers (4) – Jonathan Baldwin, Dwayne Bowe, Verran Tucker, Jerheme Urban. Tight end (5) – Brad Cottam, Tony Moeaki, Jake O’Connell, Leonard Pope, Cody Slate. Offensive line (8) – Jon Asamoah, Bobby Greenwood, Darryl Harris, Rodney Hudson, Ryan Lilja, Rudy Niswanger, Ryan O’Callaghan, Casey Wiegmann. Defensive line (5) – Glenn Dorsey, Wallace Gilberry, Tyson Jackson, Shaun Smith, Anthony Toribio. Linebackers (8) – Jovan Belcher, Justin Cole, Cory Greenwood, Justin Houston, Derrick Johnson, Corey Mays, Andy Studebaker, Pierre Walters. Secondary (8) – Javier Arenas, Eric Berry, Jalil Brown, Brandon Flowers, Reshard Langford, Quentin Lawrence, Kendrick Lewis, Donald Washington. http://www.bobgretz.com/chiefs-footb...tml#more-21020 http://www.bobgretz.com/chiefs-footb...-practice.html And one other note. Somewhere I read where Powe was also at practice. I'll see if I can find that report. |
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Here is the article that says Powe was there from the KC Star...
http://www.kansascity.com/2011/06/16...ds-chiefs.html This paragraph is about half way down in the article... Quote:
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I'm as excited to see Brad Cottam's name on that list as anyone's, honestly.
I really hope he can get his career going again. The kid obviously has potential and was just starting to show it before that freak neck injury. |
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As one of the best interior offensive line prospects in the 2011 NFL draft, Florida State’s Rodney Hudson should be one of the first guards off the board. Hudson, a 6'2", 299-pound combination guard and center, was a four-year starter for the Seminoles and was named First Team All-ACC in 2008, 2009 and 2010. Most impressively, Hudson was a unanimous First Team All-American in 2010. Scouts love Hudson’s athleticism and balance, noting that he plays with great quickness and agility for his frame. He is viewed as one of the better blocking technicians in this draft class and one of the draft’s most intelligent prospects, able to play multiple positions across the interior line equally well. Hudson generates good push from the position yet is still nimble enough to pull and get in front of the ballcarrier, paving the way at the second level. Though skilled in many areas, Hudson is not particularly dominant in any, and also lacks substantial bulk for the position. Of greatest concern, perhaps, is a checkered medical history that, though full of mostly minor issues, does feature a few knee injuries. Hudson is one of the safest picks of the 2011 NFL draft and is versatile enough to play guard or center at the pro level. He will immediately compete for playing time at Kansas City. Pick Grade: A- http://bleacherreport.com/articles/6...couting-report I know rudy needs to burn at the stake for whatever, but hudson might b delayed in taking over at that center position, is all I'm saying. I think he's a good LG. if you follow the link, you'll see a video there showing his play at LG & C... I'd post it for you, but the site controls won't allow me .. hint.. |
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I follow the draft, and research the players, so I'm familar with Hudson. That post was all about Niswanger's epic suckage. |
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Cottam and Moeaki would be a nice lineup for a double TE set. |
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cmon man lol |
what's up with these football threads?
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Hudson will be our starting C at some point. NiceWanger was one the organizers of the event, and was already the back up center, but I would look to him to be the one moving to G depth until Casey actually does retire. My Guess is Casey starts the season at C, and Hudson is worked in with his role increasing more, and more as the season goes on, and takes over full C responsibilities either this season or next |
Interesting to see Shaun Smith there since he was a UFA after the season ended.
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I really think this team has great chemistry. |
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this offense struggled last season. don't make it seem like they're prolific or something. Jamaal is the man. Bowe was, but disappeared when they really needed him. matty c did too. they still got problems at the helm on the field & having those two vets in that center position helps matty c, no matter what. I'd expect the staff agrees |
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I have no response to you saying that Hudson has no chance at C. I think it makes no sense whatsoever. None. |
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With the Chiefs he will start his NFL career at center, according to GM Scott Pioli. “There’s the chance we’ll start him off at center,” Pioli said. “Not the starting center, but he’ll start there with us to begin practice at center.” |
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If you're typing the "b"....how ****ing hard is it to type the "e"? |
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Wurd.
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Probably going to get bashed for this, but has anyone heard of any of the special teams players making an appearance? I love Succop and Colquitt and it would be nice to make sure they are getting their reps in as well. Plus it wouldn't hurt to have ol' Javier work on his returns...
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A couple of weeks ago or so, I read/heard an interview with Succop. He said he is kicking everyday just like he would be if they were in a normal offseason. So rest easy on that one.
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too bad brandon carr isn't there.
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No Albert either. **** that fat dude.
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Yea. Fat ass!
All of this football talk is giving me a chubby. |
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Really disappointing. |
Sorry, it was in thsi thread that Coogs posted the links.
This from the first linked stry. Quote:
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Wiegmann sucks
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But the good news is that he'll be grooming his replacement all the while, so by the time he does start to wear down Hudson will have had some time to watch & learn before being thrown to the lions. I'm glad Casey looks to be returning, he'll get us off on the right foot to start the season. |
Never had an issue with Casey except the occasional missed black / blown assignment, which happens to everyone (except a healthy Big Willie Roaf - that man was an OL god). Glad to see not only he's returning but showing enthusiasm returning as well.
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What I'm curious about is whether they drafted a guard or a center.
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Ideally they sign Wiegmann back for a reasonable 1-year type deal and he can be our starting center/teacher for the first part of the season. Then just about the time he normally starts to wear down, the rookie comes in and takes his starting job.
I would like to have a little more power at that position. |
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He is just limited by lack of natural size and age. |
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