1. Chiefs' Justin Houston again on record sack pace
By Adam Teicher - ESPN.com
"With a comfortable fourth-quarter lead on Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs pulled from the lineup several of their best defensive players, including pass-rushing linebacker Justin Houston. But Houston, who already had a couple of sacks, soon had to re-enter the game after backup Josh Martin strained his hamstring.
Houston wasn't complaining. " READ MORE…
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2. Chiefs Blitz: A look at the good, the bad and the ugly from Sunday's win over the Rams
By Terez Paylor - The Kansas City Star
"How big is this win?
It's a big one, and it's not because of the Governor's Cup, though that's certainly a nice bonus. The Chiefs, 4-3, are in the middle of a winnable stretch of games, and with the Jets and Bills coming up, they could make some major strides toward earning a playoff berth in the next couple of weeks. The Chiefs are on a bit of a roll — they're 3-1 in their last four games — and a home loss to the Rams, who entered with a 2-4 record, would have derailed the good vibes, especially with the Royals in the World Series. " READ MORE…
3. Chiefs' report card vs. the Rams
By Randy Covtiz - The Kansas City Star
"First quarter
Key play: The Rams' Austin Davis hit Kenny Britt for 43 yards on the game's third play from scrimmage.
Key stat: Dustin Colquitt's two punts were for 46 and 50 yards, and both came down inside the 20. " READ MORE…
4. Knile Davis rewards Chiefs for their patience
By Adam Teicher - ESPN.com
"The training camp practice field for the Kansas City Chiefs in the summer of 2013 was littered with kickoffs that Knile Davis fumbled, bumbled, mishandled, misjudged and just plain dropped. The Chiefs were trying to make Davis into a star kickoff return specialist and clearly they saw something in him that wasn't evident to anyone else paying attention.
Credit belongs to the Chiefs now that Davis has emerged from that humbling start to become one of the NFL's most dangerous kickoff returners. Davis delivered a big play at a crucial moment Sunday when he brought back the second half kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown. It put the Chiefs ahead by 10 points in a game they would go on to win 34-7. " READ MORE…
5. 'Overdue' touchdown leads banner day for Chiefs' special teams
By Terez Paylor - The Kansas City Star
"Shortly before the Chiefs lined up to receive the second-half kickoff in their 34-7 win over the St. Louis Rams on Sunday, special-teams coach Dave Toub gathered the 11 men on the unit around him to deliver a simple but necessary message.
"Right before we took it out, coach was like 'Man, we're overdue for one,'" kick returner Knile Davis said.
Read more here: Shortly before the Chiefs lined up to receive the second-half kickoff in their 34-7 win over the St. Louis Rams on Sunday, special-teams coach Dave Toub gathered the 11 men on the unit around him to deliver a simple but necessary message.
"Right before we took it out, coach was like 'Man, we're overdue for one,'" kick returner Knile Davis said. " READ MORE…
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