Hunter Nourzad rumors, news

Hunter Nourzad news, rumors

  • Monday Musings: Have the Chiefs solved their problems on the offensive line?
    • Monday Musings: Have the Chiefs solved their problems on the offensive line?
    Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images Let’s discuss whether Kansas City still has more to do with its big men up front. In its first move of the free agency period, the Kansas City Chiefs signed former San Francisco 49ers’ tackle Jaylon Moore — a player with only a dozen starts over his four-year NFL career — to a two-year, $30 million deal that includes $21.2 million fully guaranteed. ...2025
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  • Chiefs 2025 offseason overview: returning players, free agents, salary cap and the draft
    • Chiefs 2025 offseason overview: returning players, free agents, salary cap and the draft
    Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images With the 2024 season behind us, here’s where Kansas City’s roster stands going into the offseason. After the Kansas City Chiefs’ 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, they have 56 players under contract. Returning players (34) All of these players were on the teams’s final 2024 active roster or reserve lists and remain under contract ...2025
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  • Chiefs 2025 offseason overview: returning players, free agents, salary cap and the draft
    • Chiefs 2025 offseason overview: returning players, free agents, salary cap and the draft
    Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images With the 2024 season behind us, here’s where Kansas City’s roster stands going into the offseason. After the Kansas City Chiefs’ 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, they have 49 players under contract. Returning players (35) All of these players were on the teams’s final 2024 active roster or reserve lists and remain under contract ...2025
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  • What Chiefs fans should watch for at the East-West Shrine Bowl
    • What Chiefs fans should watch for at the East-West Shrine Bowl
    Photo by Chris Leduc/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Kansas City’s season goes on, but the team is already preparing for this year’s NFL Draft Note: A special thanks to the staff at the East-West Shrine Bowl for generously hosting me for this year’s practices and event. The 100th edition of the game will kick off at 7:00 p.m. Arrowhead Time on Thursday, January 30, at AT&T Stadium in Arl...2025
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  • Chiefs-Texans snap counts: Kareem Hunt is getting most of the work
    • Chiefs-Texans snap counts: Kareem Hunt is getting most of the work
    Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images How did Kansas City use its players in Saturday’s game against Houston? On Saturday, the Kansas City Chiefs recorded a 23-14 Divisional win over the Houston Texans, allowing them to advance to this Sunday’s AFC Championship on GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Let’s look at how the Chiefs used their players in this game. Starters (offensive): WR DeAndre H...2025
  • On Sunday, Kingsley Suamataia showed he could have a future as a Chiefs guard
    • On Sunday, Kingsley Suamataia showed he could have a future as a Chiefs guard
    Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images Against Denver in the season finale, Kansas City’s rookie offensive lineman showed what he could do on the inside. In Sunday’s regular-season finale, the Kansas City Chiefs suffered a 38-0 blowout at the hands of the Denver Broncos. With the AFC’s No. 1 seed already clinched, Kansas City rested most of its key contributors, allowing its core playe...2025

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Hunter Nourzad injury and suspension

  • • What Chiefs fans should watch for at the East-West Shrine Bowl
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  • • Chiefs-Texans snap counts: Kareem Hunt is getting most of the work
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  • Chiefs-Steelers snap counts: How the Chiefs covered for Chris Jones’ absence
    • Chiefs-Steelers snap counts: How the Chiefs covered for Chris Jones’ absence
    Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty Images How did Kansas City use its players in Wednesday’s game against Pittsburgh? In Week 17, the Kansas City Chiefs recorded a 29-10 road victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers to clinch the AFC’s No. 1 postseason seed. Let’s consider how Kansas City used its players as it set a new franchise record for regular-season wins. Starters (offensive): WR Marquise Brow...2024
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  • Chiefs-Chargers snap counts: Is Kareem Hunt taking a role planned for Isiah Pacheco?
    • Chiefs-Chargers snap counts: Is Kareem Hunt taking a role planned for Isiah Pacheco?
    Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images How did Kansas City use its players in Sunday’s game against Los Angeles? On Week 14’s “Sunday Night Football,” the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Los Angeles Chargers 19-17. Let’s see how Kansas City used its players as it clinched the AFC West. Starters (offensive): WR DeAndre Hopkins, TE Noah Gray, LT D.J. Humphries, LG Joe Thuney, C Creed Humphr...2024
  • Chiefs-Panthers snap counts: How DeAndre Hopkins’ usage has gone down
    • Chiefs-Panthers snap counts: How DeAndre Hopkins’ usage has gone down
    How did Kansas City use its players in Sunday’s game against Carolina? In Week 12. the Kansas City Chiefs collected a last-second 30-27 victory over the Carolina Panthers to extend their record to 10-1. Let’s see how Kansas City used its players in Sunday’s victory. Starters (offensive): WR DeAndre Hopkins, WR JuJu Smith-Schuster, TE Travis Kelce, LT Wanya Morris, LG Joe Thuney, C Creed Humphrey,...2024
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  • Chiefs-Bills snap counts: Tracking the latest change in tight end use
    • Chiefs-Bills snap counts: Tracking the latest change in tight end use
    Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images How did Kansas City use its players in Sunday’s game against Buffalo? On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs fell to 9-1 with a 30-21 loss to the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York. Let’s see how the Chiefs used their players during the season’s first loss. Starters (offensive): WR Xavier Worthy, LT Wanya Morris, LG Joe Thuney, C Cr...2024
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  • Chiefs-Broncos snap counts: Nazeeh Johnson takes the other outside spot
    • Chiefs-Broncos snap counts: Nazeeh Johnson takes the other outside spot
    Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images How did Kansas City use its players in Sunday’s game against Denver? In Week 10, the Kansas City Chiefs advanced to 9-0 with a 16-14 victory over the Denver Broncos on GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Let’s see how the Chiefs used their players. Starters (offensive): WR Xavier Worthy, WR DeAndre Hopkins, LT Wanya Morris, LG Joe Thuney, C Creed Hump...2024
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  • Chiefs-Chargers snap counts: Felix Anudike-Uzomah gets plenty of work
    • Chiefs-Chargers snap counts: Felix Anudike-Uzomah gets plenty of work
    Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images How did Kansas City use its players in Sunday’s game against Los Angeles? On Sunday afternoon, the Kansas City Chiefs recorded a 17-10 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers, pushing their record to 4-0 — and 1-0 in the AFC West. How did the team use its players during its Week 4 victory? Starters (offensive): TE Travis Kelce, WR Rashee Rice, LT Wanya Morris,...2024
  • Chiefs-Bengals snap counts: Defenders get some rest
    • Chiefs-Bengals snap counts: Defenders get some rest
    Denny Medley-Imagn Images How did Kansas City use its players in Sunday’s game against Cincinnati? On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs hosted their second straight home game, taking on the Cincinnati Bengals on GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium — and once again, pulled out a last-second win. How did the Chiefs use their players in Week 2’s 26-25 victory? Starters (offensive): WR Rashee Rice, ...2024
  • Brett Veach testifies for 4 rookie offensive linemen on the Chiefs’ roster
    • Brett Veach testifies for 4 rookie offensive linemen on the Chiefs’ roster
    Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images Kansas City’s general manager trusts his coaching staff to get the most out of unproven players. Once the Kansas City Chiefs’ initial 53-man roster was revealed on Tuesday evening, it probably wasn’t surprising that the team had kept 10 offensive linemen. But you might not have expected that four of them would be rookies. While we always knew starting le...2024
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Timeline

  • 2025
    "Humphries 5(19%) George Karlaftis 5(19%) Derrick Nnadi 5(19%) Hunter Nourzad 5(19%) Mike Pennel 5(19%) Justin Reid 5(19%) Trey Smith 5(19%) Kingsley Suamataia 5(19%) Jawaan Taylor 5(19%) Tershawn Wharton 5(19%) Jason Taylor 5(19%) Carson Steele 4(15%) All Snaps All Snaps Off Def ST Total Total 49(100%) 65(100%) 26(100%) 140(100%) Felix Anudike-Uzomah 0(0%) 6(9%) 0(0%) 6(4%) Matt Araiza 0(0%) 0(0%) 8(31%) 8(6%) Nick Bolton 0(0%) 61(94%) 5(19%) 66(47%) Marquise Brown 32(65%) 0(0%) 0(0%) 32(23%) Harrison Butker 0(0%) 0(0%) 12(46%) 12(9%) Mike Caliendo 49(100%) 0(0%) 5(19%) 54(39%) Leo Chenal 0(0%) 25(38%) 21(81%) 46(33%) Chamarri Conner 0(0%) 49(75%) 15(58%) 64(46%) Bryan Cook 0(0%) 38(58%) 9(35%) 47(34%) Michael Danna 0(0%) 41(63%) 5(19%) 46(33%) Noah Gray 28(57%) 0(0%) 7(27%) 35(25%) Peyton Hendershot 14(29%) 0(0%) 16(62%) 30(21%) Jaden Hicks 0(0%) 48(74%) 14(54%) 62(44%) DeAndre Hopkins 15(31%) 0(0%) 0(0%) 15(11%) Creed Humphrey 49(100%) 0(0%) 5(19%) 54(39%) D."

  • 2024
    "Data Offense Offense All Pass Run Total 67(100%) 51(100%) 16(100%) Creed Humphrey 67(100%) 51(100%) 16(100%) Patrick Mahomes 67(100%) 51(100%) 16(100%) Trey Smith 67(100%) 51(100%) 16(100%) Jawaan Taylor 67(100%) 51(100%) 16(100%) Joe Thuney 67(100%) 51(100%) 16(100%) Travis Kelce 60(90%) 46(90%) 14(88%) Wanya Morris 60(90%) 48(94%) 12(75%) Noah Gray 42(63%) 29(57%) 13(81%) DeAndre Hopkins 38(57%) 34(67%) 4(25%) JuJu Smith-Schuster 38(57%) 29(57%) 9(56%) Xavier Worthy 38(57%) 34(67%) 4(25%) Justin Watson 32(48%) 21(41%) 11(69%) Kareem Hunt 27(40%) 20(39%) 7(44%) Isiah Pacheco 22(33%) 14(27%) 8(50%) Samaje Perine 18(27%) 17(33%) 1(6%) Mecole Hardman 8(12%) 5(10%) 3(19%) Mike Caliendo 7(10%) 3(6%) 4(25%) Anthony Firkser 7(10%) 5(10%) 2(13%) Carson Steele 3(4%) 0(0%) 3(19%) Kingsley Suamataia 2(3%) 1(2%) 1(6%) Defense Defense All Pass Run Total 63(100%) 38(100%) 25(100%) Trent McDuffie 63(100%) 38(100%) 25(100%) Justin Reid 63(100%) 38(100%) 25(100%) Nick Bolton 60(95%) 35(92%) 25(100%) Bryan Cook 57(90%) 35(92%) 22(88%) Chris Jones 55(87%) 35(92%) 20(80%) George Karlaftis 55(87%) 35(92%) 20(80%) Joshua Williams 49(78%) 29(76%) 20(80%) Drue Tranquill 48(76%) 26(68%) 22(88%) Chamarri Conner 45(71%) 31(82%) 14(56%) Michael Danna 41(65%) 21(55%) 20(80%) Charles Omenihu 29(46%) 23(61%) 6(24%) Tershawn Wharton 29(46%) 19(50%) 10(40%) Leo Chenal 21(33%) 10(26%) 11(44%) Jaden Hicks 21(33%) 15(39%) 6(24%) Mike Pennel 20(32%) 9(24%) 11(44%) Nazeeh Johnson 12(19%) 8(21%) 4(16%) Derrick Nnadi 12(19%) 5(13%) 7(28%) Felix Anudike-Uzomah 9(14%) 3(8%) 6(24%) Keith Taylor 3(5%) 2(5%) 1(4%) Jack Cochrane 1(2%) 1(3%) 0(0%) Special Teams Special Teams Snaps Total 31(100%) Leo Chenal 25(81%) Jack Cochrane 25(81%) Jaden Hicks 25(81%) Cam Jones 19(61%) Christian Roland-Wallace 19(61%) Chamarri Conner 15(48%) Carson Steele 14(45%) Joshua Williams 14(45%) Matthew Wright 12(39%) Matt Araiza 11(35%) Noah Gray 11(35%) Nazeeh Johnson 11(35%) James Winchester 11(35%) Keith Taylor 10(32%) Anthony Firkser 10(32%) Samaje Perine 9(29%) Mecole Hardman 8(26%) Nick Bolton 6(19%) Mike Caliendo 6(19%) Michael Danna 6(19%) Creed Humphrey 6(19%) George Karlaftis 6(19%) Wanya Morris 6(19%) Derrick Nnadi 6(19%) Hunter Nourzad 6(19%) Mike Pennel 6(19%) Justin Reid 6(19%) Trey Smith 6(19%) Kingsley Suamataia 6(19%) Jawaan Taylor 6(19%) Tershawn Wharton 6(19%) Joshua Uche 4(13%) Justin Watson 4(13%) All Snaps All Snaps Off Def ST Total Total 67(100%) 63(100%) 31(100%) 161(100%) Felix Anudike-Uzomah 0(0%) 9(14%) 0(0%) 9(6%) Matt Araiza 0(0%) 0(0%) 11(35%) 11(7%) Nick Bolton 0(0%) 60(95%) 6(19%) 66(41%) Mike Caliendo 7(10%) 0(0%) 6(19%) 13(8%) Leo Chenal 0(0%) 21(33%) 25(81%) 46(29%) Jack Cochrane 0(0%) 1(2%) 25(81%) 26(16%) Chamarri Conner 0(0%) 45(71%) 15(48%) 60(37%) Bryan Cook 0(0%) 57(90%) 0(0%) 57(35%) Michael Danna 0(0%) 41(65%) 6(19%) 47(29%) Noah Gray 42(63%) 0(0%) 11(35%) 53(33%) Mecole Hardman 8(12%) 0(0%) 8(26%) 16(10%) Jaden Hicks 0(0%) 21(33%) 25(81%) 46(29%) DeAndre Hopkins 38(57%) 0(0%) 0(0%) 38(24%) Creed Humphrey 67(100%) 0(0%) 6(19%) 73(45%) Kareem Hunt 27(40%) 0(0%) 0(0%) 27(17%) Nazeeh Johnson 0(0%) 12(19%) 11(35%) 23(14%) Cam Jones 0(0%) 0(0%) 19(61%) 19(12%) Chris Jones 0(0%) 55(87%) 0(0%) 55(34%) George Karlaftis 0(0%) 55(87%) 6(19%) 61(38%) Travis Kelce 60(90%) 0(0%) 0(0%) 60(37%) Patrick Mahomes 67(100%) 0(0%) 0(0%) 67(42%) Trent McDuffie 0(0%) 63(100%) 0(0%) 63(39%) Wanya Morris 60(90%) 0(0%) 6(19%) 66(41%) Derrick Nnadi 0(0%) 12(19%) 6(19%) 18(11%) Hunter Nourzad 0(0%) 0(0%) 6(19%) 6(4%) Charles Omenihu 0(0%) 29(46%) 0(0%) 29(18%) Isiah Pacheco 22(33%) 0(0%) 0(0%) 22(14%) Mike Pennel 0(0%) 20(32%) 6(19%) 26(16%) Samaje Perine 18(27%) 0(0%) 9(29%) 27(17%) Justin Reid 0(0%) 63(100%) 6(19%) 69(43%) Christian Roland-Wallace 0(0%) 0(0%) 19(61%) 19(12%) Trey Smith 67(100%) 0(0%) 6(19%) 73(45%) JuJu Smith-Schuster 38(57%) 0(0%) 0(0%) 38(24%) Carson Steele 3(4%) 0(0%) 14(45%) 17(11%) Kingsley Suamataia 2(3%) 0(0%) 6(19%) 8(5%) Jawaan Taylor 67(100%) 0(0%) 6(19%) 73(45%) Keith Taylor 0(0%) 3(5%) 10(32%) 13(8%) Joe Thuney 67(100%) 0(0%) 0(0%) 67(42%) Drue Tranquill 0(0%) 48(76%) 0(0%) 48(30%) Joshua Uche 0(0%) 0(0%) 4(13%) 4(2%) Justin Watson 32(48%) 0(0%) 4(13%) 36(22%) Tershawn Wharton 0(0%) 29(46%) 6(19%) 35(22%) Joshua Williams 0(0%) 49(78%) 14(45%) 63(39%) James Winchester 0(0%) 0(0%) 11(35%) 11(7%) Xavier Worthy 38(57%) 0(0%) 0(0%) 38(24%) Anthony Firkser 7(10%) 0(0%) 10(32%) 17(11%) Matthew Wright 0(0%) 0(0%) 12(39%) 12(7%) Editor’s Note: Arrowhead Pride obtains snap count data from the NFL’s game stats and information system, which allows us to break out snap counts by run or pass on offensive and defensive plays."

  • 2023
    "Hunter Nourzad is a sturdy member of the Penn State offensive line who implements good hands."

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  • • Chiefs 2025 offseason overview: returning players, free agents, salary cap and the draft
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  • • What Chiefs fans should watch for at the East-West Shrine Bowl
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  • • Chiefs-Texans snap counts: Kareem Hunt is getting most of the work
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  • • On Sunday, Kingsley Suamataia showed he could have a future as a Chiefs guard
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  • • Chiefs-Bills snap counts: Tracking the latest change in tight end use
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  • Chiefs-Falcons snap counts: Nazeeh Johnson takes over as the third cornerback
    • Chiefs-Falcons snap counts: Nazeeh Johnson takes over as the third cornerback
    Photo by Ian Johnson/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images How did Kansas City use its players in Sunday night’s game against Atlanta? In Week 13’s episode of “Sunday Night Football,” the Kansas City Chiefs extended their record to 3-0 with a 22-17 road victory over the Atlanta Falcons. Let’s see how the team used its players in the win. Starters (offensive): WR Xavier Worthy, WR Justin Watso...2024
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  • • Chiefs-Bengals snap counts: Defenders get some rest
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  • Chiefs-Ravens snap counts: So far, Travis Kelce isn’t slowing down
    • Chiefs-Ravens snap counts: So far, Travis Kelce isn’t slowing down
    Photo by Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images How did Kansas City use its players in Thursday’s game against Baltimore? In the NFL’s 2024 season opener on Thursday night, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens 27-20 on GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. While we can’t really examine snap count trends until we’re about four weeks into the season, we’ll still take a look at how the Chiefs...2024

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  • Chiefs-Broncos snap counts: Playing the second and third teams against starters
    • Chiefs-Broncos snap counts: Playing the second and third teams against starters
    Photo by AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post How did Kansas City use its players in Sunday’s game against Denver? In Sunday’s final game of the regular season, the Kansas City Chiefs suffered a meaningless 38-0 defeat at the hands of the Denver Broncos on Empower Field at Mile High. Let’s take a look at how Kansas City used its players in this game. Starters (offensive): WR JuJu Smith-Schuste...2025
  • AP Premier: Onto the playoffs
    • AP Premier: Onto the playoffs
    What is Arrowhead Pride Premier? Arrowhead Pride Premier is our tri-weekly newsletter, one that provides analysis and exclusive insights directly from Arrowhead Stadium, delivered straight to your inbox. Below is a preview of the latest edition. Good morning to the 15-2 Chiefs BY PETE SWEENEY Scrolling through social media this morning, it was clear that some Kansas City Chiefs fans are unhappy –...2025
  • • Chiefs-Steelers snap counts: How the Chiefs covered for Chris Jones’ absence
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  • • Chiefs-Chargers snap counts: Is Kareem Hunt taking a role planned for Isiah Pacheco?
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  • Chiefs-Raiders snap counts: Charles Omenihu casts a big shadow in return
    • Chiefs-Raiders snap counts: Charles Omenihu casts a big shadow in return
    Photo by William Purnell/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images How did Kansas City use its players in Friday’s game against Las Vegas? The Kansas City Chiefs handed the Las Vegas Raiders a narrow 19-17 defeat in Week 13’s “Black Friday” matchup on GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Let’s take a look at how the Chiefs used their players. Starters (offensive): WR Xavier Worthy, TE Travis Kelce, TE...2024
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  • • Chiefs-Bills snap counts: Tracking the latest change in tight end use
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  • • Chiefs-Panthers snap counts: How DeAndre Hopkins’ usage has gone down
    2024
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  • Cowboys draft 2024: Final 7-round NFL mock draft for all teams, all picks
    • Cowboys draft 2024: Final 7-round NFL mock draft for all teams, all picks
    Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images The draft is finally here, who will the Cowboys take? At long last, the 2024 NFL Draft is upon us. Before long, general managers will start calling players as they draft them, and fans will have extreme gut reactions one way or the other to whichever player their favorite team just drafted. It’s a beautiful time for football fans. However, there is ...2024
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  • Tuesday Trenches: Four 7-round mock drafts
    • Tuesday Trenches: Four 7-round mock drafts
    Ryan Garza / USA TODAY NETWORK Eat it up, you little junkies. First and foremost, I want to express my sincere condolences to Duke Tobin and his entire family for the loss of Bill Tobin on Friday. He was a great general manager and NFL front office executive for the Bears, Colts, and Lions. He most recently worked as a scout for his son and the Cincinnati Bengals. I hope the Tobin family f...2024
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  • Cowboys draft 2024: 7-round NFL mock draft for all teams after free agency
    • Cowboys draft 2024: 7-round NFL mock draft for all teams after free agency
    Photo by Brandon Sloter/Image Of Sport/Getty Images How has free agency shaped the Cowboys draft plans in your opinion? While there are still some NFL teams out there making moves with remaining free agents, the initial frenzy of the open signing period has mostly died down by now. That didn’t stop the Bills and Texans from agreeing to a huge Stefon Diggs trade, but most teams seem to be g...2024
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  • Cowboys draft 2024: 7-round NFL mock draft for all teams after the combine
    • Cowboys draft 2024: 7-round NFL mock draft for all teams after the combine
    Photo by Brian Bahr/Getty Images Who could the Cowboys land in this year’s draft? The 2024 NFL Combine has come and gone, which means it’s time to start piecing together mock drafts after getting a first taste of which teams are even somewhat interested in which players. Without further ado, here’s a full seven-round mock draft with a focus on how things could shake out for the Cowboys. O...2024
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  • Will the Rams be on “center” stage for NFL Draft?
    • Will the Rams be on “center” stage for NFL Draft?
    Is there a center lurking on the Rams draft board? Maybe Jackson Powers-Johnson? | Vasha Hunt-USA TODAY Sports Eight prospects, one in each round, for L.A. to consider Depending on how free agency shakes out, the Los Angeles Rams may have to look to the 2024 NFL Draft to retool a center unit that last year, had veteran depth. Coleman Shelton had locked down the Number 1 job in consecutive ...2024
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  • • Chiefs-Raiders snap counts: Charles Omenihu casts a big shadow in return
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  • 2024 NFL Draft sets up nicely for Cowboys to find Tyler Biadasz' replacement
    • 2024 NFL Draft sets up nicely for Cowboys to find Tyler Biadasz' replacement
    Photo by Brian Rothmuller/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The 2024 NFL Draft is plush with center options for the Cowboys. As things stand right now, after the first few days of the 2024 NFL new league year and free agency, the Dallas Cowboys are short two starters along their offensive line. While Tyron Smith is still an option to return as long as he remains available on the open market...2024
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  • • Chiefs-Panthers snap counts: How DeAndre Hopkins’ usage has gone down
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  • 2024 Grit Index: Identifying which NFL Draft prospects are ‘Dan Campbell guys’
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    The 2024 Grit Index. Sorting through the grittiest players in the NFL Draft and looking for Dan Campbell/Detroit Lions type guys. The Grit Index is back for the 2024 NFL Draft. The Detroit Lions organization foundation is built on the concept of grit and the players that end up on the roster tend to be a reflection of their coach, Dan Campbell. “Grit” is literally written on the wall of the team ...2024
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  • Chiefs’ initial 53-man roster for 2024 revealed after cuts
    • Chiefs’ initial 53-man roster for 2024 revealed after cuts
    Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Instant analysis of Kansas City’s initial 53-man roster. The Kansas City Chiefs have made their cuts to get the team’s active roster down to 53 players before the NFL’s deadline. It is important to remember that this may not be the exact Chiefs roster that begins the season against the Baltimore Ravens a week from Thursday. Some players will be removed duri...2024
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  • Chiefs’ 53-man roster projection 3.0
    • Chiefs’ 53-man roster projection 3.0
    Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images Our third and final roster projection — with cutdown day on Tuesday — is here. The Kansas City Chiefs have concluded their preseason, and general manager Brett Veach will now turn his attention to trimming the roster down to 53 players. That initial roster is due on August 27 at 3 p.m. Arrowhead Time. My projections are based upon things I’ve seen, heard ...2024
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  • • Chiefs 2025 offseason overview: returning players, free agents, salary cap and the draft
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  • • Chiefs 2025 offseason overview: returning players, free agents, salary cap and the draft
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    2025
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  • • On Sunday, Kingsley Suamataia showed he could have a future as a Chiefs guard
    2025
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  • • Chiefs-Broncos snap counts: Playing the second and third teams against starters
    2025
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  • • Chiefs-Steelers snap counts: How the Chiefs covered for Chris Jones’ absence
    2024
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  • • Chiefs-Chargers snap counts: Is Kareem Hunt taking a role planned for Isiah Pacheco?
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  • • Chiefs-Raiders snap counts: Charles Omenihu casts a big shadow in return
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