From KCChiefs.com:

Bruggeman (6-4, 286)has played in two games with Atlanta (2010-11). He originally entered NFL as a rookie free agent with Tampa Bay in 2009. Bruggeman was a second-team All-Big Ten selection as a senior at Iowa.

Markshausen (5-11, 185) went to training camp with Kansas City in 2011 and Chicago in 2010. He played in 27 games at Northwestern, catching 92 passes for 864 yards with three TDs. He added four carries for nine yards. As a senior, he registered 91 receptions for 858 yards with three scores. His 91 catches were the second-highest seasonal total in Northwestern history. He was an all-conference selection at North Boone High School in Poplar Grove, Ill.

You may remember Markshausen from the preseason. The annoying announcer kept calling him “Zeke” because he was too lazy to do his job and learn how to pronounce the kid’s last name.

Markshausen is not a big receiver, at 5’11, 185 he figures to be a slot possibility.

Markshausenis a bit of an underdog story. He transferred to Northwestern from Division III Wisconsin Platteville in 2005. He only had one catch to his name before his senior season when he caught 79 balls in 2009. He even threw for a TD.

Markshausenis went undrafted in 2010 and was signed by the Chicago Bears last year. He was cut in training camp on August 30th, 2010.

He is likely just a training camp body for the Chiefs.