Chiefs Where we are, roster-wise. Volume 2013. - Page 30

Direckshun · 02:54 PM

I've done this every offseason as a way to track the myriad of players that this team will compile over the next few weeks.

On we go:

QB
Alex Smith
Chase Daniel
Tyler Bray

RB
Jamaal Charles
Knile Davis
Cyrus Gray

FB
Anthony Sherman

WR
Dwayne Bowe
Donnie Avery
Dexter McCluster
Junior Hemingway
AJ Jenkins
Chad Hall

TE
Anthony Fasano
Sean McGrath
Travis Kelce
Kevin Brock

OT
Branden Albert
Eric Fisher
Donald Stephenson

OG
Jon Asamoah
Jeff Allen
Geoff Schwartz
Rishaw Johnson

C
Rodney Hudson
Eric Kush

NT
Dontari Poe
Anthony Toribio
Jaye Howard

DE
Mike DeVito
Tyson Jackson
Allen Bailey
Mike Catapano

OLB
Tamba Hali
Justin Houston
Frank Zombo
James-Michael Johnson

ILB
Derrick Johnson
Akeem Jordan
Dezman Moses
Nico Johnson

CB
Brandon Flowers
Sean Smith
Dunta Robinson
Marcus Cooper

S
Eric Berry
Kendrick Lewis
Husain Abdullah
Quintin Demps
Ron Parker

K
Ryan Succop

P
Dustin Colquitt

LS
Thomas Gafford

Injured Reserved -- Designated To Return
CB Sanders Commings

Practice Squad
TE Demetrius Harris
WR Frankie Hammond Jr.
OL Rokevious Watkins
FB Toben Opurum
ILB Darin Drakeford
S Malcolm Bronson
S Bradley MacDougald

Direckshun · 09-02-2013, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by AussieChiefsFan

Good. Frankie Hammond FTW.

Also, I may have missed a previous explanation on this, but what's with Opurum's name in bolded red?

I just think his name is incredible.

AussieChiefsFan · 09-02-2013, 10:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Direckshun

I just think his name is incredible.

Quite true. I thought so too.

However, it hardly makes a dent in the glorious name that was given to the one and only....

D'Brickashaw Ferguson

Direckshun · 09-02-2013, 10:57 PM

You're welcome.

Discuss Thrower · 09-03-2013, 12:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Direckshun

I just think his name is incredible.

Sounds like a name cut from the last Elder Scrolls release.

Pasta Little Brioni · 09-03-2013, 10:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

Sounds like a name cut from the last Elder Scrolls release.

**Easy 6** · 09-03-2013, 03:07 PM

Jeeez, that tight end group looks a bit threadbare.

philfree · 09-03-2013, 03:19 PM

They cut Powe. Guess the Poe Powe D wasn't panning out.

Frosty · 09-03-2013, 03:44 PM

Commings to IR, McDougald re-signed, OG Rishawn Johnson to the practice squad

http://www.kcchiefs.com/news/article...2-2322c7722c1b

Direckshun · 09-03-2013, 04:34 PM

Updated.

For the record, we have nine on our practice squad? What?

AussieChiefsFan · 09-03-2013, 08:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Direckshun

Updated.

For the record, we have nine on our practice squad? What?

We're only allowed to keep eight, right?

Direckshun · 09-03-2013, 09:08 PM

Right.

Although, they used to have an "international player" rule where you could add a 9th player if he was from overseas. Not sure if that's still a thing.

I don't know when the deadline to have eight locked in is, though. Due to the logistics of how it's put together, it's obviously got to be AFTER the deadline for the 53.

philfree · 09-03-2013, 09:51 PM

Chiefs rookie update: Defense

September, 3, 2013
Sep 3

6:05

PM ET

By Adam Teicher | ESPN.com

Nico Johnson Peter Aiken/Getty ImagesThe Chiefs' Nico Johnson was making a hefty impact before suffering an ankle injury.
Earlier I posted some thoughts on the progress of the Chiefs offensive rookies and where I thought they fit in as the regular season begins. Here, I talk about the five defensive rookies:

•Nico Johnson, fourth round, inside linebacker. Johnson was playing well and appeared on track to become a starter at some point this season. He showed some nice instinct and the ability to shed blocks and make tackles in the running game. Then he suffered a high ankle sprain. He hasn’t played or practiced since. His shouldn’t be an extended absence but any practice time missed by a rookie is a lot of time. At this point, it’s reasonable to count on Johnson for little more than special-teams help for the first half of the season. Longer term, he should have a spot as the starter at the inside position next to Derrick Johnson.

•Mike Catapano, defensive end, seventh round. Catapano was moved recently back to his more natural position as a defensive end. The Chiefs had played him at linebacker since drafting him.Catapano is undersized at 270 pounds so his main contributions as a rookie should come on special teams. But the Chiefs aren’t deep on the defensive line, so an injury could force him into the playing rotation. Catapano has showed some pass-rush skills. He was with the first team early this week as a pass-rusher in the nickel defense in place of Allen Bailey, who missed practice because of the death of his father.

•Bradley McDougald, safety, undrafted. McDougald won his roster spot, beating out veteran Tysyn Hartman, with solid all-around play. Hartman may have been better against the run but McDougald was better in pass coverage. As the fifth safety, he won’t play on defense except in case of injuries ahead of him.McDougald’s roster spot will be in jeopardy when the Chiefs activate Sanders Commings off injured reserve. A fifth-round draft pick, Commings was playing a lot in the nickel defense during offseason practice. He broke his collarbone in the first practice at training camp and hasn’t played or practiced since. He was placed on IR Tuesday.

•Josh Martin, undrafted, linebacker. Martin came to the Chiefs as the ultimate long shot. He played in college at an Ivy League school, Columbia, and plays a position inhabited in Kansas City by three Pro Bowl players. But Martin made an impact in training camp. He displayed nice instincts in the running game and pass-rush skills, as well. He showed enough of both the Chiefs decided to keep him on their active roster as a developmental player.Martin probably won’t play as a rookie unless it’s on special teams. But he’s already pulled the ultimate upset by making it this far.

•Marcus Cooper, cornerback, waivers from San Francisco. Cooper was drafted by the 49ers this year in the seventh round but was released over the weekend. Cooper was mostly a bystander during his only practice so far with the Chiefs after arriving on Sunday night. But he will get a look to be the fourth cornerback. The Chiefs went through several candidates unsuccessfully for that fourth cornerback spot and their failure to find one was a big reason they claimed Cooper.

AussieChiefsFan · 09-06-2013, 02:09 AM

So, by when does the practice squad need to be down to 8 players?

booger · 09-06-2013, 06:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AussieChiefsFan

So, by when does the practice squad need to be down to 8 players?

By Monday. I think R. Watkins suspension was only 1 week.

SeeingRed · 09-07-2013, 07:53 AM

Kelce once healthy is gonna be a valuable weapon for Smith

04-27-2013, 04:17 PM
Direckshun __ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Springpatch Casino cash: $2033447	Where we are, roster-wise. Volume 2013. I've done this every offseason as a way to track the myriad of players that this team will compile over the next few weeks. On we go: QB Alex Smith Chase Daniel Tyler Bray RB Jamaal Charles Knile Davis Cyrus Gray FB Anthony Sherman WR Dwayne Bowe Donnie Avery Dexter McCluster Junior Hemingway AJ Jenkins Chad Hall TE Anthony Fasano Sean McGrath Travis Kelce Kevin Brock OT Branden Albert Eric Fisher Donald Stephenson OG Jon Asamoah Jeff Allen Geoff Schwartz Rishaw Johnson C Rodney Hudson Eric Kush NT Dontari Poe Anthony Toribio Jaye Howard DE Mike DeVito Tyson Jackson Allen Bailey Mike Catapano OLB Tamba Hali Justin Houston Frank Zombo James-Michael Johnson ILB Derrick Johnson Akeem Jordan Dezman Moses Nico Johnson CB Brandon Flowers Sean Smith Dunta Robinson Marcus Cooper S Eric Berry Kendrick Lewis Husain Abdullah Quintin Demps Ron Parker K Ryan Succop P Dustin Colquitt LS Thomas Gafford Injured Reserved -- Designated To Return CB Sanders Commings Practice Squad TE Demetrius Harris WR Frankie Hammond Jr. OL Rokevious Watkins FB Toben Opurum ILB Darin Drakeford S Malcolm Bronson S Bradley MacDougald Last edited by Direckshun; 09-24-2013 at 02:54 PM..
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09-03-2013, 09:51 PM	#447
philfree Indian Twitter Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Free Agency Casino cash: $-2203802	Chiefs rookie update: Defense September, 3, 2013 Sep 3 6:05 PM ET By Adam Teicher \| ESPN.com Nico Johnson Peter Aiken/Getty ImagesThe Chiefs' Nico Johnson was making a hefty impact before suffering an ankle injury. Earlier I posted some thoughts on the progress of the Chiefs offensive rookies and where I thought they fit in as the regular season begins. Here, I talk about the five defensive rookies: •Nico Johnson, fourth round, inside linebacker. Johnson was playing well and appeared on track to become a starter at some point this season. He showed some nice instinct and the ability to shed blocks and make tackles in the running game. Then he suffered a high ankle sprain. He hasn’t played or practiced since. His shouldn’t be an extended absence but any practice time missed by a rookie is a lot of time. At this point, it’s reasonable to count on Johnson for little more than special-teams help for the first half of the season. Longer term, he should have a spot as the starter at the inside position next to Derrick Johnson. •Mike Catapano, defensive end, seventh round. Catapano was moved recently back to his more natural position as a defensive end. The Chiefs had played him at linebacker since drafting him.Catapano is undersized at 270 pounds so his main contributions as a rookie should come on special teams. But the Chiefs aren’t deep on the defensive line, so an injury could force him into the playing rotation. Catapano has showed some pass-rush skills. He was with the first team early this week as a pass-rusher in the nickel defense in place of Allen Bailey, who missed practice because of the death of his father. •Bradley McDougald, safety, undrafted. McDougald won his roster spot, beating out veteran Tysyn Hartman, with solid all-around play. Hartman may have been better against the run but McDougald was better in pass coverage. As the fifth safety, he won’t play on defense except in case of injuries ahead of him.McDougald’s roster spot will be in jeopardy when the Chiefs activate Sanders Commings off injured reserve. A fifth-round draft pick, Commings was playing a lot in the nickel defense during offseason practice. He broke his collarbone in the first practice at training camp and hasn’t played or practiced since. He was placed on IR Tuesday. •Josh Martin, undrafted, linebacker. Martin came to the Chiefs as the ultimate long shot. He played in college at an Ivy League school, Columbia, and plays a position inhabited in Kansas City by three Pro Bowl players. But Martin made an impact in training camp. He displayed nice instincts in the running game and pass-rush skills, as well. He showed enough of both the Chiefs decided to keep him on their active roster as a developmental player.Martin probably won’t play as a rookie unless it’s on special teams. But he’s already pulled the ultimate upset by making it this far. •Marcus Cooper, cornerback, waivers from San Francisco. Cooper was drafted by the 49ers this year in the seventh round but was released over the weekend. Cooper was mostly a bystander during his only practice so far with the Chiefs after arriving on Sunday night. But he will get a look to be the fourth cornerback. The Chiefs went through several candidates unsuccessfully for that fourth cornerback spot and their failure to find one was a big reason they claimed Cooper. __________________ [/SIGPIC]
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