Kansas City Chiefs: Tyreek Hill puts pen to paper on three-year extension
In the aftermath of one of the most difficult off-seasons for the NFLβs best wide receiver, the Kansas City Chiefs
In the aftermath of one of the most difficult off-seasons for the NFLβs best wide receiver, the Kansas City Chiefs
After an offseason of upgrades and improvements, the Chiefs and their fans should have their sights on one thing and one thing only: Super Bowl 54.
It’s hard to believe that we are talking about a team that won seven games last season, being darkhorse contenders. It’s also hard to believe that the team we are talking about is the Cleveland Browns.
Joe Heller sees a few upsets coming our way this week.
McCoy reunites with Reid, the man who coached him in Philadelphia.
Moore replaces Chad Henne … again.

As the preseason is well underway in the NFL, it is time to take a look at the landscape of
Everyone has a different strategy when it comes to drafting their fantasy team. Some like to go βzero RBβ, while others like to use the best player available approach. While there isn’t necessarily a correct way to draft your team, every fantasy expert will recommend to build up your running back depth in the middle rounds. Each year there is a running back that gets drafted in the middle rounds that turns out to be a plug and play starter for fantasy owners. In this fantasy battle, we will take a look at two potential options currently going in the eighth round according to Fantasy Football Calculator.
Each team has a trio of questions to their name with the season approaching.
Could Cody Thompson, an undrafted free agent wide receiver out of Toledo, snag a final roster spot?
The 2019 NFL season is right around the corner! We are knee deep in the preseason as teams are determining who will make the final roster. Every year there are players who come out of nowhere to make the team. To the average NFL fan, the preseason might be boring, but to dynasty fantasy football players, this is the time of the year to evaluate your deep bench. To help with that, the Scorecrow family has put together a mini-series with a handful of writers giving you their opinions on five questions. Be sure to follow all of the writers on twitter and ask any questions you may have regarding their answers. Without further ado, let’s get into it.
Another week of preseason games has gone by which means we are one week closer to the regular season starting, as well as roster cuts. Here is another batch of players that have improved their chances of making an NFL roster come week one.
In the aftermath of one of the most difficult off-seasons for the NFLβs best wide receiver, the Kansas City Chiefs announced a three-year contract extension
After an offseason of upgrades and improvements, the Chiefs and their fans should have their sights on one thing and one thing only: Super Bowl 54.
It’s hard to believe that we are talking about a team that won seven games last season, being darkhorse contenders. It’s also hard to believe that the team we are talking about is the Cleveland Browns.
Joe Heller sees a few upsets coming our way this week.
McCoy reunites with Reid, the man who coached him in Philadelphia.
Moore replaces Chad Henne … again.

As the preseason is well underway in the NFL, it is time to take a look at the landscape of the NFL. The only way
Everyone has a different strategy when it comes to drafting their fantasy team. Some like to go βzero RBβ, while others like to use the best player available approach. While there isn’t necessarily a correct way to draft your team, every fantasy expert will recommend to build up your running back depth in the middle rounds. Each year there is a running back that gets drafted in the middle rounds that turns out to be a plug and play starter for fantasy owners. In this fantasy battle, we will take a look at two potential options currently going in the eighth round according to Fantasy Football Calculator.
Each team has a trio of questions to their name with the season approaching.
Could Cody Thompson, an undrafted free agent wide receiver out of Toledo, snag a final roster spot?
The 2019 NFL season is right around the corner! We are knee deep in the preseason as teams are determining who will make the final roster. Every year there are players who come out of nowhere to make the team. To the average NFL fan, the preseason might be boring, but to dynasty fantasy football players, this is the time of the year to evaluate your deep bench. To help with that, the Scorecrow family has put together a mini-series with a handful of writers giving you their opinions on five questions. Be sure to follow all of the writers on twitter and ask any questions you may have regarding their answers. Without further ado, let’s get into it.
Another week of preseason games has gone by which means we are one week closer to the regular season starting, as well as roster cuts. Here is another batch of players that have improved their chances of making an NFL roster come week one.
Wreck βEm! π¨ Guns up! ππ΄π€
β@PatrickMahomes and @adidas have officially launched the Mahomes x Texas Tech apparel line featuring QB1βs iconic Gladiator logo alongside the Double T!
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βAvailable now at https://adidas.com!
βποΈ @HenseToddJR3
ποΈ @LouMontagna
π Welcome back WR Andrew Armstrong to Kansas City! πΉ
βThe Chiefs are officially bringing back camp favorite Andrew Armstrong to the practice squad!
βThe 6β4β target out of Arkansas showed real upside throughout training camp and the preseason. Great length and depth for Andy
π¨ CHIEFS ROSTER & PRACTICE SQUAD updates
Roster Brett Veach is already shuffling the bottom of the roster to fit the new waiver claims! π
To clear spots for DT Bryson Eason and DE Jack Pyburn, the Chiefs are waiving DT Marcus Harris and CB Kevin Knowles, per @MattDerrick.
π¨ Update: THE CHIEFS INITIAL 53-MAN ROSTER IS SET! π΄π
Brett Veach and Andy Reid have finalized the initial 53-man depth chart heading into the season! π
Quarterback (3)
β’ Patrick Mahomes
β’ Justin Fields
β’ Garrett Nussmeier
Running Back (3)
β’ Emmett Johnson
β’ Brashard