Kansas City Chiefs General Thread

Andy Reid has been lavishing praise on Perine and expects him to play in the opener. We'll get a better idea of his role and Carson Steele's on Thursday. Meantime Edwards-Helaire is still sidelined, presumably with his PTSD issue.

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Andy Reid: 'Well-rounded' RB Samaje Perine 'a great addition' for Chiefs

Chiefs coach Andy Reid told reporters that Samaje Perine was "a great addition" for the offense, which brought a reminder of what the veteran running back did against Kansas City in the 2021 AFC Championship Game.
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Don Wassall said:
Andy Reid has been lavishing praise on Perine and expects him to play in the opener. We'll get a better idea of his role and Carson Steele's on Thursday. Meantime Edwards-Helaire is still sidelined, presumably with his PTSD issue.

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Andy Reid: 'Well-rounded' RB Samaje Perine 'a great addition' for Chiefs

Chiefs coach Andy Reid told reporters that Samaje Perine was "a great addition" for the offense, which brought a reminder of what the veteran running back did against Kansas City in the 2021 AFC Championship Game.
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I'm not surprised. Last season they brought back Jerick McKinnon at the last minute to do 3rd down back stuff. Perine is not a bad back, I think that Steele will be better, and he can do a lot more. Like you said, we'll just have to wait and see.
 
Edwards-Helaire's rushing yards have dropped in each of his four seasons since being a first round pick -- 803, 517, 302, and 223. That includes a puny 3.2 average yards per rush last year. And a supposed receiving threat, he has but 765 yards total over those same four seasons.

It was a surprise when the Chiefs re-signed him as he was clearly a bust even before his personal issues became known. Hopefully he's a non-factor all season even if activated later on.
 
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Edwards-Helaire's rushing yards have dropped in each of his four seasons since being a first round pick -- 803, 517, 302, and 223. That includes a puny 3.2 average yards per rush last year. And a supposed receiving threat, he has but 765 yards total over those same four seasons.

It was a surprise when the Chiefs re-signed him as he was clearly a bust even before his personal issues became known. Hopefully he's a non-factor all season even if activated later on.
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I find it curious in this day and age that a team would keep a player almost as a charity case. As you document above, he has not been very good. He was a healthy scratch for many games last year in addition to missing pretty much the entire preseason. From the mythical "best players play" position there is no way he should be on the team, it's like Reid feels sorry for his issues or somesuch. It is baffling. That said, his being out is a very good sign for Steele as Pacheco isn't going to be in for every play and Perine can only be in for limited plays considering his playbook knowledge.
 
Pacheco is “being evaluated for an ankle injury” which could mean he gets less snaps next week or even doesn’t play. That would be big for Steele.
 
Pacheco left the stadium on crutches with a boot. Next week might be the Steele show, but if Pacheco misses the game, expect a veteran RB signed to patch Steele snaps
 
Andy Reid stills seems high on Steele and isn’t worried about his fumbling problems and will learn from it. This little prick reporter tries to fact check Andy and say he did have a fumbling problem in college with 8. Steel had 648 total carries his college career. I’m not a math guy but 8 fumbles out of 648 carries doesn’t seem like a problem. it kind of looks like a concentrated effort by these little bastards to get the white guys benched for one or two fumbles.

 
I'm locking this thread temporarily as there is a 2024 Chiefs thread, which is what we should be posting on now. Same for the other 31 teams. The general threads are for use in the offseason or until a write-up is done for the new season.
 
Maybe the Chiefs shouldn't be in such a hurry to Caste aside Justin Watson. They draft a receiver with mouth watering upside early every year, and every year they turn out to be busts, injured, or arrested. Worthy charged with "assault against a family or household member by impeding their breathing or circulation." That used to be called choking, now it's merely "impeding breathing or circulation."

Xavier Worthy was arrested Friday evening in Williamson County, Texas on domestic assault charges. Worthy has been charged with assault against a family or household member by impeding their breathing or circulation. The 21-year-old will face serious consequences from the criminal justice system and could also face a possible suspension from the NFL under the league’s personal conduct policy once the legal process unfolds. We’ll have additional updates and more information on this story as it develops.

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Chiefs Informed WR They 'Do Not Have the Money' to Re-Sign Him: Report

Per a veteran NFL reporter, the Kansas City Chiefs have "informed" a wide receiver that they are unlikely to re-sign him in free agency.
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Don Wassall said:
Maybe the Chiefs shouldn't be in such a hurry to Caste aside Justin Watson. They draft a receiver with mouth watering upside early every year, and every year they turn out to be busts, injured, or arrested. Worthy charged with "assault against a family or household member by impeding their breathing or circulation." That used to be called choking, now it's merely "impeding breathing or circulation."

Xavier Worthy was arrested Friday evening in Williamson County, Texas on domestic assault charges. Worthy has been charged with assault against a family or household member by impeding their breathing or circulation. The 21-year-old will face serious consequences from the criminal justice system and could also face a possible suspension from the NFL under the league’s personal conduct policy once the legal process unfolds. We’ll have additional updates and more information on this story as it develops.

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Chiefs Informed WR They 'Do Not Have the Money' to Re-Sign Him: Report

Per a veteran NFL reporter, the Kansas City Chiefs have "informed" a wide receiver that they are unlikely to re-sign him in free agency.
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Here's every WR the Chiefs have drafted since 2017. Stop me when you see one who's lived up to his draft status:

2024: Xavier Worthy, first round, currently an expert on "impeding breathing or circulation."
2023: Rashee Rice, second round: decided to go drag racing on an interstate highway, then casually walked away after crashing; missed '24 season after incurring a knee injury in Week 4.
2022: Skyy Moore, second round. Who?
2021: Cornell Powell, fifth round
2019: Mecole Hardman, first round, bust
2018: Tremon Smith. Who?
2017: Jehu Chesson. Who?

And of course the Chiefs also signed the Giants' first round pick/colossal bust Kadarius Toney, but as with the others good ol' Andy Reid wasn't able to unleash Kadarius's "amazing upside."
 
There's a bit of hope for Carson Steele after Perine signed with the Bengals:

Will Carson Steele Elevate Into Chiefs’ Third-Down Role in 2025?​

With Perine leaving and McKinnon having aged out of the position, the Chiefs need a new third-down guy in 2025. Now, maybe Mitchell will have a shot at that role, or perhaps a draft pick claims it later this summer, but there is an interesting option already on the roster.

That’s Steele, who displayed good hands and awareness as a pass-catcher during his rookie campaign.

Steele finished with just 7 catches (off 11 targets) for 26 yards in 2024, but he made a few notable snags throughout the preseason too. At minimum, expect Steele to be involved in the third-down competition at running back.

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Chiefs Lose Skill Position Player to Bitter AFC Rival: Report

The Kansas City Chiefs saw a veteran free agent running back agree to terms with the AFC rival Cincinnati Bengals in NFL free agency.
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Chiefs are going all-in on blackness for 2025 so far. The only remaining cracker on the offensive line is center Creed Humphrey. And Mahomes thought he had it bad last year, wait until this one! Also the lone white (and last reliable one) WR just flew the coop. Justin Watson signed with the Texans yesterday, not sure if it's a good move or not.

All of that aside, with Matt Nagy running the offensive ship expect less this year than last. For those who think that Mahomes is just an average QB I say that is ridiculous. The fact that he's been able to get this team to the SB the last two years with the offense taking on water like it has under Nagy says otherwise.
 
Yeah Pat really gets the most out of the inmates I mean teammates.
 
Bucky said:
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Ex-player sues Chiefs, cites racial discrimination

A former NFL defensive back is suing the Chiefs for wrongful termination from his job as director of player engagement after accusing the franchise of discriminating against him because he is Black.
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Looks like "Ramzee" is after settlement buck$$. His lawsuit is absurd on it's face but the league likes to keep these things hush-hush especially in regards to the most pandered to race in the US.
 
Stinks Steele coughed the ball up on limited chances.. Tis the life of White RB..
 
Carson Steele listed as a fullback on KC's first unofficial depth chart. If he makes the team it'll likely be as a pure WSTD/fullback/H-back.

Those two fumbles last season instantly ended his career as a running back. It's possible another team may pick him up if the Chiefs cut him but I don't see him getting another chance to be a tailback again. Henceforth the media will always refer to him as a fullback and never a running back.
 
Don Wassall said:
Carson Steele listed as a fullback on KC's first unofficial depth chart. If he makes the team it'll likely be as a pure WSTD/fullback/H-back.

Those two fumbles last season instantly ended his career as a running back. It's possible another team may pick him up if the Chiefs cut him but I don't see him getting another chance to be a tailback again. Henceforth the media will always refer to him as a fullback and never a running back.
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Ughhh. Sad but true.
 
Don Wassall said:
Carson Steele listed as a fullback on KC's first unofficial depth chart. If he makes the team it'll likely be as a pure WSTD/fullback/H-back.

Those two fumbles last season instantly ended his career as a running back. It's possible another team may pick him up if the Chiefs cut him but I don't see him getting another chance to be a tailback again. Henceforth the media will always refer to him as a fullback and never a running back.
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Yeah, the RB room currently has Isiah Pacheco, Kareem Hunt, Elijah Mitchell, Brashard Smith and Elijah Young ahead of Steele. Heck, even if there was a massive injury influx there is little chance for him getting any carries. Shows how thin the ice is for you as a white skill position player.
 
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Yeah, the RB room currently has Isiah Pacheco, Kareem Hunt, Elijah Mitchell, Brashard Smith and Elijah Young ahead of Steele. Heck, even if there was a massive injury influx there is little chance for him getting any carries. Shows how thin the ice is for you as a white skill position player.
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Bunch of bums minus Pacheco. And deck is still stacked.

Cade Yacamelli runs a 4.4 flat and average 8.3 ypc last season. Still 3rd string for Wisconsin and he’s hasn’t even fumbled yet!
 
How many more NFL lives will this thug receive?

TMZ reports Rashee Rice was accused of “violent and abusive behaviors” in a lawsuit filed by the mother of two of his children.
Dacoda Jones this week reportedly filed a lawsuit accusing Rice of “choking, strangling, scratching, hitting, and headbutting” Jones over a 19-month period. The lawsuit also says Rice broke furniture and punched holes in walls during arguments with Jones. Much of the violent behavior occurred while Jones was pregnant, according to the lawsuit. Rice’s alleged violence caused “bleeding, swelling, bruising, and other pain and physical injury to her neck, face, mouth, arms, legs, chest, and shoulder,” according to the lawsuit. Jones had previously accused Rice of abusive behavior in social media posts. This is Rice’s most recent run-in with the law after he fled the scene of a major automobile accident last offseason and was suspended by the NFL for the first six games of the regular season.
 
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