Dec 15, 2013; Oakland, CA, USA; Kansas City Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles (25) is congratulated by quarterback Alex Smith (11) after catching a touchdown pass against the Oakland Raiders in the second quarter at O.co Coliseum. Mandatory Credit: Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports
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Here’s all that’s happening around Chiefs Kingdom today.
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Draft Season’s Nik Edlund lays out the Chiefs plan of attack for the draft.
"So while they’d be tempted if a QB like Teddy Bridgewater slides down the board, they may ultimately choose someone who can help them out immediately. One position they could use an immediate boost at would be wide receiver. They could look for a young speedster to pair with the big and physical Dwayne Bowe. They would love to see Odell Beckham Jr. from LSU on the board. Beckham can fly, knows how to separate from coverage, and has reliable hands. If he’s gone, they could look at Oregon St.’s Brandin Cooks."
Brett Gering sets the odds for every first round target on the Chiefs board.
"Sure, some of the projections seem outlandish, but if Wheel of Fortunetaught us one thing this past week—besides the fact that we’re sharing the earth with living, breathing people who believe “dicespin” is a legitimate word—it was that nothing is as predictable as it seems."
Over on KCChiefs.com, Feid Ferrin sits down with special teams coach Dave Toub.
"“Special teams is really all about effort,” Toub said. “When we put on our tape, you can see our guys flying around and having fun doing what they do. They’re enjoying themselves out there and that makes it so much better. When you see guys on tape flying around like that, that’s what makes good special teams.”"
Two non-football related stories:
– There is quite a bit going on in this photo.
– Headline: Naked man in Walmart said he was crazy on drugs. Welp. (Includes clothed video interview with the man.)