Chiefs release Eddie Kennison

[HEAV]

By ADAM TEICHER
The Kansas City Star
The Chiefs today released Eddie Kennison, a starting wide receiver for the past six seasons.

The 35-year-old Kennison was a victim of the Chiefs’ youth movement. With the Chiefs looking to get younger, Kennison was an obvious target.

Between hamstring and shoulder injuries, he was able to play in only eight games last season. He caught just 13 passes for 101 yards.

Those numbers were far off those he posted earlier in his time with the Chiefs. Kennison caught at least 50 passes in each of his five full seasons in Kansas City and had more than 1,000 yards in both 2004 and 2005.

The Chiefs previously released another over-30 offensive starter, guard John Welbourn.

ROFL!

[Bronx33]

Bob already skipped through and the mod filed it in the butt.

[dbfan21]

Let's bring him back...just for old time sakes!















J/K

[Bob's your Information Minister]

This belongs in the butt.

[oubronco]

who gives a Foneco !

[oubronco]

This belongs in the butt.

that sounds kinda gay dude LOL

[dbfan4life]

that sounds kinda gay dude LOL

Well, if you knew Bob the way we do you would know that it is, in fact, gay.

[ICON]

that sounds kinda gay dude LOL
Kinda my ass...woops;D

[TheDave]

Sign Him!

[broncofan2438]

ahahahahaahahahaahahah

[SonOfLe-loLang]

I guess the cheifs "put somethin on they ass"

[broncosteven]

By ADAM TEICHER
The Kansas City Star
The Chiefs today released Eddie Kennison, a starting wide receiver for the past six seasons.

The 35-year-old Kennison was a victim of the Chiefs’ youth movement. With the Chiefs looking to get younger, Kennison was an obvious target.

Between hamstring and shoulder injuries, he was able to play in only eight games last season. He caught just 13 passes for 101 yards.

Those numbers were far off those he posted earlier in his time with the Chiefs. Kennison caught at least 50 passes in each of his five full seasons in Kansas City and had more than 1,000 yards in both 2004 and 2005.

The Chiefs previously released another over-30 offensive starter, guard John Welbourn.

ROFL!


What no mention of his lone 1000 yard season? -edit Woops didn't read that far, I started to read it all, stopped then I was told not to bother.

I hear Herm is cutting all his WR's and signing 6 RB's and 3 Kickers. Triple Wing here comes KFC!

[sixtimeseight]

There goes their best offensive player.

[Smilin Assassin]

Time to get a new tattoo, Eddie. _i_O_i_

[Traveler]

I hate to say it, but I give KC credit for knowing that it's time for them to rebuild. And actually admitting it publicly.

Cut the old heads and start the youth movement.

[SouthStndJunkie]

I guess the cheifs "put somethin on they ass"

Bele Dat.

[Bronx33]

I hate to say it, but I give KC credit for knowing that it's time for them to rebuild. And actually admitting it publicly.

Cut the old heads and start the youth movement.


Hilarious! carl missed that boat several times he just figured it out.

[orange crusher]

This belongs in the butt.

Bob wants it in the butt.

[boltaneer]

Will the Raiders and Chiefs combine for five wins this season?

[Bronx33]

Will the Raiders and Chiefs combine for five wins this season?


Don't worry (Carl has a plan)

[Los Broncos]

Released? I bet he just quit.

[Orange_Beard]

Pick him up, kick his ass off and drop him in the woods.

[Houshyamama]

**** off Kennison. Enjoy fading away into nothingness. I'm sure I'll see you soon on Surreal Life XIV.

[broncosteven]

Welbourne will hurt worse. I think he had as many catches as Fast Eddie did last year.

[Atlas]

I have to give Kennison props. He has had a good career. He redeemed himself in KC for what he pulled in Denver. I'm sure he'll find work this season.

That being said he is still a puss.

[Billy Clyde Puckett]

Sign Him!

As the guy who cleans the toilets.

[gunns]

KC quit on Kennison?

[Dudeskey]

Time to get a new tattoo, Eddie. _i_O_i_

Time for him to start that financial advisor career he's been planning on doing after football.

[That One Guy]

I hate to say it, but I give KC credit for knowing that it's time for them to rebuild. And actually admitting it publicly.

Cut the old heads and start the youth movement.

Knowing when to rebuild - sure.

Rebuilding around Croyle - not so much.

What I find especially hillarious is that they're now attempting a rebuild just a few years after giving Larry "never gonna be the same" Johnson and Gonzo both big contracts. You don't need top tier aging vets when you're basically abandoning winning. When you pledge that you'll have 3 new starters on your o-line next year, you're abandoning winning.

After writing that last line, maybe Croyle is simply their whipping post until they get a line that could protect a real QB. I'd rather be the wedge breaker than Croyle this year.

[Paladin]

Do they draft a QB this year?

[bronco militia]

http://denver.rockymountainnews.com/art/slides/broncos/2005/092605chiefs/8.jpg

[boltaneer]

Knowing when to rebuild - sure.

Rebuilding around Croyle - not so much.

What I find especially hillarious is that they're now attempting a rebuild just a few years after giving Larry "never gonna be the same" Johnson and Gonzo both big contracts. You don't need top tier aging vets when you're basically abandoning winning. When you pledge that you'll have 3 new starters on your o-line next year, you're abandoning winning.

After writing that last line, maybe Croyle is simply their whipping post until they get a line that could protect a real QB. I'd rather be the wedge breaker than Croyle this year.

I agree. Their whole rebuilding plan doesn't make a whole lot of sense.

Long live King Carl! ;D

[24champ]

http://denver.rockymountainnews.com/art/slides/broncos/2005/092605chiefs/8.jpg

About the only good thing Gold ever did in Denver.

[Rausch 2.0]

The guy remade his career in KC and was excellent to the fans. No stud, but very accessible and a team player.

He overplayed his contract and gave more than the fans expected. GL to him in his next job or retirement...

[Rausch 2.0]

Knowing when to rebuild - sure.

Rebuilding around Croyle - not so much.


Hard to judge a guy without any line or much to throw to. Of course, I'm preaching to the choir here.


What I find especially hillarious is that they're now attempting a rebuild just a few years after giving Larry "never gonna be the same" Johnson and Gonzo both big contracts.

Slamming LJ for this year's production is foolish. It was obvious we had no line and no team feared our passing game. And slamming us for giving Gonzo a big contract? He's going to break most of Sharpe's records playing with NOTHING at QB for most of his career.

The better argument would be that it was stupid for HIM to sign the contract.


You don't need top tier aging vets when you're basically abandoning winning. When you pledge that you'll have 3 new starters on your o-line next year, you're abandoning winning.

Outright lunacy. Worked for the Chargers, Vikes, Steelers, Jags, and Bucs over the last 15 years. And that's without looking. You don't think the Broncos could use 3 new starters on the line?...

[Atlas]

About the only good thing Gold ever did in Denver.

Gold is the only LBer since Romo left that would actually make a big play on defense once and awhile.

[sixtimeseight]

The better argument would be that it was stupid for HIM to sign the contract.

I'd agree with that. Nobody wants to play on a perennial loser with no shot at a championship.

[HILife]

Championship!!!

[ol number 7]

I agree. Their whole rebuilding plan doesn't make a whole lot of sense.

Long live King Carl! ;D

At least KC knows where Herm is. Oakland can't seem to find Kiffen at the combine. Is there a strip club near the RCA Dome?? :approve:

[bronco militia]

up for the n00bs