Chiefs Gretz: Bye-Week Practice Report 10/27

**Tribal Warfare** · 10-27-2009, 04:06 PM

Bye-Week Practice Report 10/27
October 27, 2009 - Bob Gretz |

From the Truman Sports Complex

The Chiefs ran through a 90-minute practice session on Tuesday afternoon, the first of three bye-week workouts on their schedule.

“Very productive day; this is a very important week for us,” said head coach Todd Haley. “I think these bye weeks are important, especially to teams like us. This is an opportunity to do a little catchup offensively so to speak and to clean up some of the issues that have consistently given us problems.”

The Chiefs got what sounds like good news on the left knee injury suffered by C Rudy Niswanger. He underwent an arthroscopic procedure on Monday and the report was good. Haley said Niswanger would return this season and he wouldn’t even rule him out for the Chiefs next game on Nov. 7 against Jacksonville.

FS Jon McGraw did not participate in practice, and Haley said only that he has a strained leg muscle. WR Lance Long did not practice, as he deals with the after-effects of the head trauma he sustained on Sunday. And out of the work on Monday was NT Ron Edwards, who was ill.

Oh, and RB Larry Johnson was not with the team, told to stay home by the club until investigations of his comments from Sunday and Monday are concluded.

LT Branden Albert worked with the No. 1 offensive line and seemed to be moving around quite well on that left ankle.

Back on the field was WR Quinten Lawrence, added to the Chiefs practice squad after being released from the active roster over the weekend. Lawrence took the spot held by Long, who was promoted to the 53-man roster over the weekend.

The Chiefs announced no other roster moves.

Fritz88 · 10-27-2009, 04:07 PM

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kc rush · 10-27-2009, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Fritz88

what a dumb ass.

**HemiEd** · 10-27-2009, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Haley

This is an opportunity to do a little catchup offensively so to speak and to clean up some of the issues that have consistently given us problems.”

They did do some of that,

**DaneMcCloud** · 10-27-2009, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

The Chiefs got what sounds like good news on the left knee injury suffered by C Rudy Niswanger. He underwent an arthroscopic procedure on Monday and the report was good. Haley said Niswanger would return this season and he wouldn’t even rule him out for the Chiefs next game on Nov. 7 against Jacksonville.

The return of FAIL

blazzin311 · 10-27-2009, 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Fritz88

Now that's awesome!

allen_kcCard · 10-27-2009, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Fritz88

God....makes my face hurt watching it, and worried that you can catch stupid over the internet.

Reminds me of when my uncle was shooting from an awkward position from a treestand and ended up with his eye too close to the scope...when he shot the kick shoved the edge of the scope into his eyebrow and cut the shit out of it.

**RealSNR** · 10-27-2009, 06:34 PM

You know, it's SO wrong of me to wish injury upon people. I don't even do it to rival players I hate.

But I really want to see some of these "right 53" players completely bite the dust. John McGraw? I hope I see a press release tomorrow morning with him in a wheelchair. Niswanger? Whatever procedure he had done can take its time healing just fine. Mike Goff? Cut his ****ing head off.

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Tribal Warfare Man of Culture Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Far Beyond Comprehension Casino cash: $-3097187	Gretz: Bye-Week Practice Report 10/27 Bye-Week Practice Report 10/27 October 27, 2009 - Bob Gretz \| From the Truman Sports Complex The Chiefs ran through a 90-minute practice session on Tuesday afternoon, the first of three bye-week workouts on their schedule. “Very productive day; this is a very important week for us,” said head coach Todd Haley. “I think these bye weeks are important, especially to teams like us. This is an opportunity to do a little catchup offensively so to speak and to clean up some of the issues that have consistently given us problems.” The Chiefs got what sounds like good news on the left knee injury suffered by C Rudy Niswanger. He underwent an arthroscopic procedure on Monday and the report was good. Haley said Niswanger would return this season and he wouldn’t even rule him out for the Chiefs next game on Nov. 7 against Jacksonville. FS Jon McGraw did not participate in practice, and Haley said only that he has a strained leg muscle. WR Lance Long did not practice, as he deals with the after-effects of the head trauma he sustained on Sunday. And out of the work on Monday was NT Ron Edwards, who was ill. Oh, and RB Larry Johnson was not with the team, told to stay home by the club until investigations of his comments from Sunday and Monday are concluded. LT Branden Albert worked with the No. 1 offensive line and seemed to be moving around quite well on that left ankle. Back on the field was WR Quinten Lawrence, added to the Chiefs practice squad after being released from the active roster over the weekend. Lawrence took the spot held by Long, who was promoted to the 53-man roster over the weekend. The Chiefs announced no other roster moves.
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RealSNR Special Teams ACE!!! Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Where the hell is SNR Casino cash: $-1634792	You know, it's SO wrong of me to wish injury upon people. I don't even do it to rival players I hate. But I really want to see some of these "right 53" players completely bite the dust. John McGraw? I hope I see a press release tomorrow morning with him in a wheelchair. Niswanger? Whatever procedure he had done can take its time healing just fine. Mike Goff? Cut his ****ing head off.
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