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Bleacher Report - Daily Haze: Down Goes Jamaal Charles

Chicago running back Matt Forte took a body blow to his 2010 fantasy football value on the opening day of free agency when the Bears signed Chester Taylor.
2009 fantasy-hall-of-famer Jamaal Charles just got knocked the frick out.
Kansas City signed

Bleacher Report - 2010 NFL Draft: Kansas City Chiefs’ First Round Pick May Be a Shocker

When all is said and done, don’t be surprised if Ndamukong Suh winds up in a Chiefs uniform next season
No way?
It’s funny—people said the same thing when the Chiefs drafted Glenn Dorsey in 2008, also at pick No. 5. Dorsey was considered by

USA Today - Chiefs coach Todd Haley ‘excited’ by signing of RB Thomas Jones

Kansas City Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli and head coach Todd Haley landed a desired complement for quarterback Matt Cassel …

Houston Chronicle - Texans sign WR Walter; Falcons land Dunta Robinson

The Texans will visit with Kansas City guard Wade Smith this weekend.

Bleacher Report - Kansas City Chiefs Draft: Notes from NFL Combine on Running Backs

Jamaal Charles looks great.  He’s young, healthy, and tore defenses up in the latter half of the 2009 season—all valid reasons why Kansas City needs running back help. 
The two-back, or tandem, system is steadily becoming the norm in the NFL. 

Bleacher Report - Kansas City Chiefs Make a Huge Mistake

It wasn’t long ago that Todd Haley and Scott Pioli stated that they wanted to improve the quality of the players on the team.
Nice statement.
Has a nice ring to it.
Too bad its complete BS.
We all know the story of Chris Chambers. He was Kansas City’s

Bleacher Report - Fantasy Trader’s NFL Fantasy Football Roundtable: Jamaal Charles

I’ve been invited to participate in Fantasy Trader’s fantasy football roundtable.
 
This week’s topic
If one were to prorate Jamaal Charles’ final eight games of 2009 to a full season, he’d handily outscore Adrian Peterson and betters all

Houston Chronicle - Richard Justice: Payton’s spirit lives on through Waters

Sometimes we overlook guys like Brian Waters and focus on the players who run their mouths and get into trouble. Train wrecks are always more interesting.