
Morning Huddle: Damien Williams Opts Out
16 repliesDamien Williams opts out of the 2020 season and CEH’s stock skyrockets. Grab yourself a cup o’ joe and get in the Huddle!
Chiefs news for 30 July 2020
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Chiefs’ Damien Williams opts out of 2020 NFL season, joining fellow offensive starter Laurent Duvernay-Tardif | Chiefs.com
“As an organization, we certainly understand and respect Damien’s choice, knowing it was made in the best interest of his family,” general manager Brett Veach said in a statement. “He means a lot to our football team as a player and a person, and we’re going to miss having him around this season.”
Chiefs RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s fantasy football outlook following Damien Williams’ opt out | ChiefsWire
This shift caused a huge spike in my anticipated touches (and points) for Edwards-Helaire. He moved from a projected 142 carries to 197, and a projected 42 receptions to a projected 55. The total yardage I have him projected for increased from 1,130 to almost 1,500, and his touchdowns increased from 8 to 11.
Kansas City Chiefs add three players to NFL’s Top 100 list | AA
Star safety Tyrann Mathieu was the first Chiefs player to be disclosed on the night when he came in at No. 39 overall. It wasn’t long before he was joined by Pro Bowl wide receiver Tyreek Hill at No. 22. Then shortly thereafter, the duo was joined by record-setting tight end Travis Kelce.
Chiefs agree to terms with Tedric Thompson | PFT
Seattle released Thompson [Safety] in March to save his $2.1 million base salary. The Seahawks made Thompson a fourth-round choice in 2017. He played 29 games with 16 starts in his three seasons in Seattle. But Thompson missed 19 games, including 10 last season. He ended up with 19 tackles, two picks and two interceptions in 2019.
Five Things to Know About New Chiefs’ Offensive Guard Kelechi Osemele | Chiefs.com
He earned the third-highest overall grade among all guards according to Pro Football Focus in 2016 while tallying his first-career Pro Bowl nod and a First-Team All-Pro selection, establishing himself as one of the top offensive linemen in the league. Osemele then followed that up with another Pro Bowl season in 2017, earning PFF’s 12th-best grade among all guards.
‘Top 100 Players of 2020’: Tyrann Mathieu – No. 39 | NFL.com
The veteran safety makes it onto the “Top 100” after his first season with the Kansas City Chiefs. His last “Top 100” appearance came in 2016.
the ONLY “ranking” that matters is the one at the end of the season … you know: the SB winner
it’s STILL a team sport, and the TEAM wins (or loses) games … now, last I saw the TEAM was the reigning SB Champion, and that’s the ONLY thing that counts
Preach!!!
your team’s sins have been absolved, my son … hallelujah n stuff like that there

I’m even Ok with Wilson being number 1, but Lamar?? Ha
In 2018 Pat literally did what no one has done before, and people still said he wasn’t the best player. Lamar does a good Vick impression and everyone’s screaming “this guys unstoppable”
So is there really someone that gives the Morning Huddle a 1 star rating everyday? This is a great accumulation of info.
Someone has been giving 1 star to just about all the articles.
Pretty lame considering people spend their own time, free of charge, to create AG and it’s content.
Pete’s weenie trolling?
Wow. That bitter little troll must have a sad existence.
For Pete, I thought that was a given
Lamar is the best running QB in the league, however a QB is responsible for so much more than just running the ball. Pat’s bank account knows who is number one and it isn’t even close. I also believe he has a few trophies and awards in the cupboard as well.
I wouldn’t put Lamar Jackson in front of Russell Wilson, let alone Mahomes.
But Jackson played in one more game than the other two. /sarcasm/
I know there isn’t a GM that would either. How many 1st & 2nd round picks would need to be thrown in to trade Patrick for Lamar. There must be some number that would make it worthwhile, but I wouldn’t be interested.
“WORLD CHAMPIONS”