Chiefs News: WR Tyreek Hill apologized to fantasy owners on Sunday

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Chiefs’ Tyreek Hill issued an ‘apology’ to fantasy football owners on Sunday | Kansas City Star

NFL Films caught Hill on the sidelines of the Chiefs and he said, “To all my fantasy owners, I’m sorry, brother,” Hill said as his teammates laughed. “But I’m back.”

Kansas City Chiefs Reclaim Pole Position in Nick Wright’s Week 5 NFL Levels | FOX Sports

Wright’s thoughts: “[The] The leaders have stabilized. They’ve kicked once in the past two weeks, six times in the season. Calmly, [Patrick] Mahomes is on track for 6,000 yards and 60 touchdowns. “

Eagles’ Jonathan Gannon says he regrets 2 lost defensive calls to Chiefs | NJ.com

Mahomes’ 44-yard touchdown pass to Hill in the fourth quarter also left Gannon shaking his head. Hill faced safety Anthony Harris on the third down, and the receiver was quickly released for the massive win and his third score of the afternoon.

“Probably one of the red zone calls that I would like to recover,” Gannon said Tuesday. “And then probably the last third where I put the guys in a difficult position. The guy who was on Tyreek, not a very good game there. So probably these two that I would like to find.

Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes Plays Yoga Instructor in New State Farm Commercial | Kansas City Star

During his weekly appearance on KCSP (610 AM), Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was asked about the possibility of making an appearance on “Law & Order.”

“I’m not the best actor, I don’t think so,” Mahomes said, “but I’m improving.”

Mahomes has certainly had enough acting practice with his State Farm commercials. Earlier this year, he appeared as a sneakerhead at one location. Now he plays a yoga instructor and this guy at the gym who has a nickname for everyone.

2021 NFL divisional power ranking: Cardinals put NFC West back on top; Titans confirm AFC South is a disaster | CBS Sports

2. AFC West

Ranking last week: 1

AFC West still has a case for being the best division in football. Look, the Kansas City Chiefs are still in last place in this division with a .500 record while flexing their muscles – scoring six of seven possessions – in a convincing win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

Mike Danna delivers value to Kansas City chefs in place of Frank Clark | Forbes

The Kansas City Chiefs defense ranks second to last in the NFL in total yards allowed. But a bright spot was Mike Danna.

While replacing injured Frank Clark, Danna had three sacks in the last two games, including two in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s win over the Philadelphia Eagles.

Kansas City Chiefs Travis Kelce Explains Why LeBron James Has What It Takes To Succeed In The NFL As A Tight End | Essentially Sporty

“His [LeBron’s] athleticism translates so well on the football field, ”Kelce quoted when asked if LeBron would make a good tight-end. “One thing I experienced in the tight-end in Kansas City was we had 3-4 guys who came into the building just to play college basketball and try to make the transition into the tight-end area because skill sets match so well.Usually a tight end is key for blocks, as well as for dart races.

“The basketball guys are on their toes and aren’t making much progress. That’s something I don’t see in LeBron, his strides are huge when he runs and he knows how to play with acceleration and deceleration and things like that to have his own pace throughout the game, ”he said. he added.

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Patriots trade All-Pro CB Stephon Gilmore to Panthers for sixth-round pick in 2023 | NFL

For a sixth-round selection in 2023, the Patriots get something for what could have been nothing, and the Panthers get a top cornerback to bolster their secondary. Gilmore will only be able to play after Week 6 under NFL rules for PUP roster players; he will likely make his Panthers debut in an Oct. 24 road game against the New York Giants.

Packers finalizing deal to sign former Cowboys LB Jaylon Smith | NFL

Jaylon Smith has found a new home.

The linebacker signs with the Green Bay Packers, NFL network insider Ian Rapoport reported, adding that the two sides are currently finalizing details of a deal that will become official on Thursday.

Green Bay won a brief recruiting battle with money not much of an issue because the Cowboys, who officially released Smith on Wednesday, pay the bulk of Smith’s salary in 2021, through Rapoport.

Top 5 scenarios for Bills at Chiefs to follow | Week 5 | Bills.com

I won’t be reliving too much of last season’s AFC Championship loss to the Chiefs, but it’s worth pointing out that the Bills are different this season in part because of that loss. The Chiefs amassed 38 points in that game against a Bills defense that placed 16th and was averaging 23.4 points per game at that time.

Bills TE Dawson Knox Becoming Josh Allen’s Favorite Red Zone Target: “I Have Absolute Confidence In This Guy” | NFL

Allen’s confidence in Knox is displayed in the red zone, where the tight end is tied for most targets on the Bills with wide receivers Stefon Diggs and Cole Beasley.

Knox also leads the Bills with 29 yards in the red zone. While his scoring stats weren’t mind blowing, just 144 yards overall, he scores at an incredible pace. Knox has one touchdown in each of the last three games, including two in Week 4.

Urban Meyer Apologizes Again, Says He Has Not Considered Resigning As Jacksonville Jaguars Coach | ESPN

“I’ve had at least three or four conversations with Shad. The message is loud and clear, and I agree with [it]”Meyer said.” Also met the team on Monday, individually, and then today [as a group]. I had a very pointed conversation with them, acknowledging a stupid mistake I made. A coaching job is … n ° 1, the health and safety of a player. # 2 is to motivate them or bring out the greatness in them. And # 3 is give them whatever it is possible to be successful and give them a great locker room and then get rid of everything.

“And I apologize for a distraction with a huge week ahead, especially after they got so much better from week 1 through week 4.”

Jerry Jeudy of the Broncos: aiming for week 7? | CBS Sports

Palmer mentions Jeudy’s return at the start of a 6-8 week schedule, although several reports in mid-September estimated the enlargement to be only 4-6 weeks.

Derek Carr Says “We’ll See Them Again” After Joey Bosa’s Comments | Las Vegas Review

Still, you get the idea that Bosa’s comments won’t be forgotten anytime soon.

“I just thought he was unhappy that he even thought about saying it,” Carr said. “Maybe he was just trying to get under my skin. What, he pissed me off. So good job for that. But that’s not a bad thing either.

Texans release Anthony Miller: Broncos, Patriots among logical landing points for former Bears receiver | CBS Sports

Just over two months after trading for him and just three days after playing three-quarters of their offensive snaps, the Texans released wide receiver Anthony Miller, as Aaron Wilson first reported. A former Bears second-round pick, Miller joined Houston in late July in a draft pick trade, and he scored the team’s only touchdown on his Week 3 debut against the Panthers. Miller recorded just one catch on Sunday in a 40-0 loss to the Bills, and is now on the open market.

NFL Week 5 Injury: Panthers’ Christian McCaffrey Returns to Practice; Chris Carson questionable for ‘TNF’ | CBS Sports

Linebacker Shaq Thompson (foot) and offensive tackle Cameron Erving (neck) missed practice Wednesday for the Panthers, but the big news was that star running back Christian McCaffrey was a limited participant with his hamstring injury . Not that long ago, many speculated that this could be an end-of-season problem, but McCaffrey’s return to training is a huge development.

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Josh Gordon has ‘got things done quickly’ and could play against Bills

“He feels great,” Reid said at his press conference on Wednesday. “He feels like he’s in pretty good shape and wants to go. He’s got experience, and I’ve learned over the years that veterans will tell you how they are feeling and where they are at because they know what to expect and they sure don’t want to embarrass themselves. It feels good to go in and start. We’ll see where it goes from there – whether it’s active or not or whatever. We’ll just see how it goes.

Film review: Chiefs’ offensive line sets the stage for great performances on the ground

The headline in the Kansas City Chiefs’ 42-30 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 4 was how unstoppable wide receiver Tyreek Hill was. He lit up the Eagles’ high school for three touchdowns – but even then, he might not have been the most impressive aspect of the Kansas City offense.

This is because the most dominant performance came from the offensive line. They constantly pushed the line of scrimmage, opening huge holes for the Chiefs’ backers to cross. In total, the team racked up 200 rushing yards – the fifth for a game in Andy Reid’s day.

I watched the top five at each snap to show you how good their play really was.

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