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DaWolf · 11:47 AM

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Hammock Parties · 08-10-2009, 06:20 PM

Devard Darling seems to have been working with the starters more consistently than anyone.

**Tribal Warfare** · 08-10-2009, 06:47 PM

Bowe listed as third-team on depth chart

The Chiefs issued their first depth chart and Dwayne Bowe was listed as third-team at one wide receiver position behind Terrance Copper and Amani Toomer.

So Todd Haley evidently wasn't kidding.

Otherwise, there were no depth chart surprises. Brodie Croyle is listed as the second quarterback and Tyler Thigpen third.
Tyson Jackson is running second-team to Alfonso Boone at left defensive end. Glenn Dorsey is the starting right end with Wallace Gilberry second and Alex Magee third.

Here are the top two players at each position:

Offense
WR - Terrance Copper, Amani Toomer
LT - Branden Albert, Herb Taylor
LG - Brian Waters, Wade Smith
C - Rudy Niswanger, Eric Ghiaciuc
RG - Mike Goff, Tavares Washington
RT - Damion McIntosh, Barry Richardson
TE - Brad Cottam, Sean Ryan
WR - Devard Darling, Mark Bradley
QB - Matt Cassel, Brodie Croyle
FB - Mike Cox, Jed Collins
RB - Larry Johnson, Jackie Battle

Defense
LE - Alfonso Boone, Tyson Jackson
NT - Ron Edwards, Tank Tyler
RE - Glenn Dorsey, Wallace Gilberry
LOLB - Tamba Hali, Turk McBride
LILB - Derrick Johnson, Monty Beisel
RILB - Zach Thomas, Corey Mays
ROLB - Mike Vrabel, Andy Studebaker
LCB - Brandon Carr, Ricardo Colclough
RCB - Brandon Flowers, Maurice Leggett
SS - Bernard Pollard, Mike Brown
FS - Jarrad Page, Jon McGraw

Hammock Parties · 08-10-2009, 06:52 PM

Quote:

WR - Devard Darling,

BOW DOWN

NOW

InChiefsHeaven · 08-10-2009, 06:59 PM

Jeez. Hopefully this'll be good for Bowe. Being behind Terrance Copper...I don't even know who the **** that is...

Titty Meat · 08-10-2009, 07:05 PM

I ****ing love Todd Haley except he musta made a mistake on the depth chart at SS

milkman · 08-10-2009, 07:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by InChiefsHell

They're probably all out drinking and carrying on and what have you...

What wouyld be the point of that?

Clearly they can't even catch a buzz.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 08-10-2009, 07:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by billay

I ****ing love Todd Haley except he musta made a mistake on the depth chart at SS

"Just what makes that little ol' ant,
Think he'll move that rubber tree plant"...

Hammock Parties · 08-10-2009, 07:22 PM

Depth chart is irrelevant right now.

When Haley sees Pollard whiff horribly trying to tackle Steve Slaton in a few days, he'll kick him right down the stairs.

**Tribal Warfare** · 08-10-2009, 07:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by InChiefsHell

Jeez. Hopefully this'll be good for Bowe. Being behind Terrance Copper...I don't even know who the **** that is...

I have a feeling that this could last to at least 3 games into the regular season if Bowe doesn't get his shit together.

Sweet Daddy Hate · 08-10-2009, 07:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoChiefs

Depth chart is irrelevant right now.

When Haley sees Pollard whiff horribly trying to tackle Steve Slaton in a few days, he'll kick him right down the stairs.

"He's the incumbent starter".

"The depth chart doesn't matter".

What will next week's exciting line of utter bullshit be, I wonder?!

Hammock Parties · 08-10-2009, 07:44 PM

OK, I admit, that was bullshit.

**Tribal Warfare** · 08-10-2009, 09:03 PM

Camp Practice Update 8/10 P.M.
August 10, 2009 - Bob Gretz |

From River Falls, Wisconsin

The Chiefs defense ruled the day during the team’s afternoon practice session at UW-River Falls.

Whether it was the seven-on-seven drill, the team work drill or the two-minute drill, the defense really stood up and played well. About the only spot portion of practice they lost to the offense was in the half-line run drill. There, the Chiefs running game was far more dominant than the run defense.

Rookie S Ricky Price had a pair of interceptions in the team work portion of practice, grabbing passes from Brodie Croyle and Tyler Thigpen. Earlier in seven-on-seven, CB Ricardo Colclough grabbed an interception.

But the defense really stood up in the last 10 minutes in the two-minute drill. The Chiefs offense had 120 seconds, three timeouts and 80 yards to score a touchdown. QB Matt Cassel was able to get a pair of first downs, but the next four plays went like this: sack by LB Derrick Johnson, incomplete to WR Mark Bradley as CB Brandon Flowers broke up the play, completion to WR Devard Darling that just as easily could have been a sack for Mike Vrabel. On fourth down, Cassel found RB Javarris Williams short for what would have been a first down, but FS Jarrad Page leveled Williams with a big hit and the ball came out and was ruled incomplete.

With the second units, Brodie Croyle got five plays and produced one first down, hitting WR Dwayne Bowe on the first play for 12 yards. After that it was incomplete, a sack by CB Donald Washington on a blitz, an incompletion across the middle t o TE Jake O’Connell and then a sack on fourth down by DE Glenn Dorsey. Too bad to, because Croyle got the throw off and Bowe made a great catch on the sidelines, getting his toes in bounds.

Some other moments and nuggets from the practice, that went down in full pads under partly cloudy skies:

– Todd Haley says there are no starting jobs locked down so take this note with that caveat, but Dwayne Bowe no longer runs with the first team offense. All through the P.M. practice, Darling and Bradley were with the first team. When the No. 1 offense went out for the two-minute drill with four receivers, it was Darling, Bradley, Bobby Engram and Terrance Copper. When the No. 2 offense hit the field, Bowe joined them.

– Who needs Tony Gonzalez? In the seven-on-seven drill, in the span of about five plays, O’Connell made a great diving catch, Sean Ryan caught a deep pass down the middle and Brad Cottam caught a short pass and then ran through the secondary untouched.

– Draft choice Colin Brown spent the whole practice working at right guard and looked good doing it. In fact, he looked more comfortable in pass protection inside than outside at tackle.

– K Ryan Succop was four-for-four on FGs, hitting from 37, 37, 42 and 45 yards. Succop also had nine kickoffs, with only one landing in the end zone. He averaged the five-yard line, but was kicking into a light wind.

– Working as kick returners in the practice were WR Rodney Wright, WR Quinten Lawrence and RB Dantrell Savage.

– During a special teams segment early in practice, the quarterbacks work with centers taking snaps and practicing pass drops. Working with them snapping the ball in this practice was RG Mike Goff.

– Eight players sat out the workout; it was the same group as the A.M. practice, with ILB Zach Thomas the only starter.

KCrockaholic · 08-11-2009, 12:05 AM

This thread says "hi, how did I end up on the second page?"

**Tribal Warfare** · 08-11-2009, 12:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kcrockaholic4life

This thread says "hi, how did I end up on the second page?"

ask the mods

**Slainte** · 08-11-2009, 12:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

ask the mods

I know there's been a general distaste for stickiing threads around here, but this one really should be up for the duration of camp...

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Hammock Parties I'll be back. Join Date: Nov 2002 Casino cash: $760478	Devard Darling seems to have been working with the starters more consistently than anyone. __________________ Chiefs game films
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08-10-2009, 06:47 PM	#497
Tribal Warfare Man of Culture Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Far Beyond Comprehension Casino cash: $-3037187	Bowe listed as third-team on depth chart The Chiefs issued their first depth chart and Dwayne Bowe was listed as third-team at one wide receiver position behind Terrance Copper and Amani Toomer. So Todd Haley evidently wasn't kidding. Otherwise, there were no depth chart surprises. Brodie Croyle is listed as the second quarterback and Tyler Thigpen third. Tyson Jackson is running second-team to Alfonso Boone at left defensive end. Glenn Dorsey is the starting right end with Wallace Gilberry second and Alex Magee third. Here are the top two players at each position: Offense WR - Terrance Copper, Amani Toomer LT - Branden Albert, Herb Taylor LG - Brian Waters, Wade Smith C - Rudy Niswanger, Eric Ghiaciuc RG - Mike Goff, Tavares Washington RT - Damion McIntosh, Barry Richardson TE - Brad Cottam, Sean Ryan WR - Devard Darling, Mark Bradley QB - Matt Cassel, Brodie Croyle FB - Mike Cox, Jed Collins RB - Larry Johnson, Jackie Battle Defense LE - Alfonso Boone, Tyson Jackson NT - Ron Edwards, Tank Tyler RE - Glenn Dorsey, Wallace Gilberry LOLB - Tamba Hali, Turk McBride LILB - Derrick Johnson, Monty Beisel RILB - Zach Thomas, Corey Mays ROLB - Mike Vrabel, Andy Studebaker LCB - Brandon Carr, Ricardo Colclough RCB - Brandon Flowers, Maurice Leggett SS - Bernard Pollard, Mike Brown FS - Jarrad Page, Jon McGraw __________________
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08-10-2009, 09:03 PM	#507
Tribal Warfare Man of Culture Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Far Beyond Comprehension Casino cash: $-3037187	Camp Practice Update 8/10 P.M. August 10, 2009 - Bob Gretz \| From River Falls, Wisconsin The Chiefs defense ruled the day during the team’s afternoon practice session at UW-River Falls. Whether it was the seven-on-seven drill, the team work drill or the two-minute drill, the defense really stood up and played well. About the only spot portion of practice they lost to the offense was in the half-line run drill. There, the Chiefs running game was far more dominant than the run defense. Rookie S Ricky Price had a pair of interceptions in the team work portion of practice, grabbing passes from Brodie Croyle and Tyler Thigpen. Earlier in seven-on-seven, CB Ricardo Colclough grabbed an interception. But the defense really stood up in the last 10 minutes in the two-minute drill. The Chiefs offense had 120 seconds, three timeouts and 80 yards to score a touchdown. QB Matt Cassel was able to get a pair of first downs, but the next four plays went like this: sack by LB Derrick Johnson, incomplete to WR Mark Bradley as CB Brandon Flowers broke up the play, completion to WR Devard Darling that just as easily could have been a sack for Mike Vrabel. On fourth down, Cassel found RB Javarris Williams short for what would have been a first down, but FS Jarrad Page leveled Williams with a big hit and the ball came out and was ruled incomplete. With the second units, Brodie Croyle got five plays and produced one first down, hitting WR Dwayne Bowe on the first play for 12 yards. After that it was incomplete, a sack by CB Donald Washington on a blitz, an incompletion across the middle t o TE Jake O’Connell and then a sack on fourth down by DE Glenn Dorsey. Too bad to, because Croyle got the throw off and Bowe made a great catch on the sidelines, getting his toes in bounds. Some other moments and nuggets from the practice, that went down in full pads under partly cloudy skies: – Todd Haley says there are no starting jobs locked down so take this note with that caveat, but Dwayne Bowe no longer runs with the first team offense. All through the P.M. practice, Darling and Bradley were with the first team. When the No. 1 offense went out for the two-minute drill with four receivers, it was Darling, Bradley, Bobby Engram and Terrance Copper. When the No. 2 offense hit the field, Bowe joined them. – Who needs Tony Gonzalez? In the seven-on-seven drill, in the span of about five plays, O’Connell made a great diving catch, Sean Ryan caught a deep pass down the middle and Brad Cottam caught a short pass and then ran through the secondary untouched. – Draft choice Colin Brown spent the whole practice working at right guard and looked good doing it. In fact, he looked more comfortable in pass protection inside than outside at tackle. – K Ryan Succop was four-for-four on FGs, hitting from 37, 37, 42 and 45 yards. Succop also had nine kickoffs, with only one landing in the end zone. He averaged the five-yard line, but was kicking into a light wind. – Working as kick returners in the practice were WR Rodney Wright, WR Quinten Lawrence and RB Dantrell Savage. – During a special teams segment early in practice, the quarterbacks work with centers taking snaps and practicing pass drops. Working with them snapping the ball in this practice was RG Mike Goff. – Eight players sat out the workout; it was the same group as the A.M. practice, with ILB Zach Thomas the only starter. __________________
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