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@@@ from The Associated Press via The Springfield News-Leader

Just about the only thing that could keep from becoming the Kansas City Chiefs' career rushing leader happens to be the guy who is cheering him on the most.

That would be the guy who is also calling the plays: Andy Reid.

Charles brushed past in last week's loss to San Francisco for second place in the record book, and needs 53 yards to take over the top spot. That will likely occur next week, when the Chiefs are finished with their bye and travel to San Diego.

currently holds the franchise mark of 6,070 yards.


from Chiefs Digest

Statistics often tell a back story, such as the Chiefs currently converting 45 percent whenever facing a third-and-long with more than 6 yards to go.

The first question that should come to immediate mind is why are the Chiefs facing third-and-long to begin with?

Of course, the only true statistic that matters is found in the win-loss column where the Chiefs sit at 2-3 on the bye week.

But digging around with numbers can provide nuggets and here are 10 areas standing聽out:


from Ebony Bird

In overall pass rushing ratings, McPhee is the number one rated 3-4 outside linebacker in the NFL. 聽Dumervil is 3rd, and Suggs is number 4. 聽Only Justin Houston of the Kansas City Chiefs is ranked above the two, and he currently leads the NFL is sacks with 6.0. 聽Starting to see a trend?


from NFL.com

Kansas City Chiefs rookie quarterback聽 took aim at the NCAA rules that have Georgia star running back Todd Gurley sidelined with an indefinite suspension on Saturday. Alleged to have聽accepted money for autographed memorabilia, as聽 was a year ago, Gurley could miss anywhere from 2-3 games to the remainder of the season, based on various media reports.

NCAA student-athletes are not permitted to profit from their names and likenesses, and doing so can jeopardize their playing eligibility.

"It's tough," Murray said,聽according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "The system sucks. That's all there is to it. We don't get the opportunity to get a job or go to work to earn money while the university is making all this money on us. All players feel like something must be done."


from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

The Kansas City Chiefs, for whom Murray now plays as a backup quarterback, had a bye Sunday and Murray his entire family had long planned to take in Saturday's game between Georgia and Missouri here at Faurot Field. But he Murray's had other reasons besides football to gather this weekend.

Murray got engaged to girlfriend Kacie McDonnell on Friday night in Kansas City.

"Yeah, got on bended knee, the whole thing," Murray said from the Faurot Field sideline as the Bulldogs warmed up before Saturday's game. "I told her I wanted to show my parents our church (Visitation Church) before we went out to eat and that's where I did it. She wasn't expecting it. It was awesome."


from The Seattle Times

A game plan for which a coach spends 100 hours preparing can come undone by the random bounce of a fumbled football.

How else to explain that through the first month of the season, the two teams that caused the most turnovers a year ago - Seattle (39) and Kansas City (36) - have each collected just three? That ties the and Chiefs for 28th in turnovers forced in the NFL, fewer than any team except New Orleans.


from The Glendale News-Press

Mark McMillian admits he was a "hard-headed kid" when he came out of Granada Hills Kennedy High in the late-1980s.

He found his way to Glendale Community College to compete in track and field. However, with the help of two individuals whom McMillan credits as being tremendous influences in his life, Jim Sartoris and John Cicuto, he became a standout in football...

...McMillian became an All-American for the Vaqueros at defensive back in 1988 and continued his collegiate career at the聽University of Alabama. He played eight years in the聽NFL聽with five teams, including the ,聽 and聽Kansas City Chiefs. He finished his career with 23 interceptions.

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