Chiefs add RB Draughn to Practice Squad
 

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Chiefs Add A Running Back To The Practice Squad
by Joel Thorman on Oct 5, 2011 8:21 AM CDT

The Kansas City Chiefs announced they've signed RB Shaun Draughn to the practice squad. To make room for him, OT Butch Lewis was released.

Draughn entered the league as an undrafted free agent this year joining the Washington Redskins before training camp and getting released at the final cut down. Lewis originally came to the Chiefs as an undrafted free agent this year.

The 6'0", 205 pound running back went to North Carolina (originally as a safety). Here's a little bit from the Chiefs release:

He produced 451 carries for 2,070 yards (4.6 avg.) with 10 touchdowns and caught 50 passes for 268 yards (5.4 avg.) with a score at North Carolina. The Tarboro, N.C. native was a three-year starter at Tarboro High School where he rushed for 1,452 yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior.

Here's his NFL Draft Scout bio.

He'll be on the practice squad -- not the active roster -- so the Chiefs running back situation on gameday remains the same.

Ruben?

:facepalm:

He used to kill us when he played for the broncos.

I don't know why the Chiefs don't go sign Ahmad Black off of the Bucs PS.

Because they'd have to cut someone from the 53 man roster for a 4th string RB maybe?

Really?

I would think they'd cut Sabby or McGraw so they could sign the Bucs PS safety..

what's your point, ****face

SB pound!
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I'd tell ya, but I'd just be wasting keystrokes trying to explain simple concepts to a simpleton.

Plus he wants to **** your face. That's just gross.

translation: you have no point other than your normal 'i'm an asshole' status.

If you read the op you'd see that his first name is "Shane", which eliminates the possibility of his first name being Ruben.

FWIW, Ruben's last name was spelled Droughns.

You go ahead and tell yourself that dumbass.

If you makes you feel better about being a useless ****ing idiot, go for it.

The missing piece of an epic RBBC.