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The Kansas City Chiefs have just a couple of offensive tackles under contract for the 2012 NFL season and a couple of guys expected to hit free agency. One of the impending free agents is right tackle Ryan O'Callaghan, who has been with the team since he was claimed off waivers from the New England Patriots at the start of the 2009 season.
We'll be seeing the world champions tonight when the Green Bay Packers host the Kansas City Chiefs at Lambeau Field. We're operating on a short week with this game on a Thursday so here's a quick recap of what we've been talking about this week:
With the news today that the Kansas City Chiefs have placed OT Ryan O'Callaghan on injured reserve, the Chiefs offensive tackle situation is coming into focus.
The Kansas City Chiefs have made their roster cuts before the 3:00 p.m. (Arrowhead Time) deadline to get down to the league-mandated 80-man roster limit. Haley said (via @JoshLooney) that the Chiefs released K Todd Carter and placed OT Ryan O'Callaghan on injured reserve, which puts them at 80 players.
Back in February and March we talked about the Kansas City Chiefs free agents and what they would do with each player. At the time, we were operating under the assumption that the 2010 rules, which was six or more years of time for unrestricted free agents, would apply in 2011.
Good morning Chiefs fans! I heart you guys. Despite it being Valentine's Day, there isn't a lot of love out there for the Kansas City Chiefs. Here's today's news.
The Chiefs currently have Barry Richardson and Ryan O'Callaghan at the position. Richardson was a sixth round pick in 2008 and O'Callaghan was signed off the street last year (and became a starter).
At one point in Sunday's game against the Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs RT Barry Richardson racked up two penalties in one drive which ultimately caused the Chiefs to yank him from the game in favor of RT Ryan O'Callaghan.
The Kansas City Chiefs enter this weekend's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars nearing full health. For the first time this season, both DE Tyson Jackson and RT Ryan O'Callaghan could play in the same game.
That may be a little dramatic to say with the situations surrounding the return of DE Tyson Jackson and RT Ryan O'Callaghan but I think there's some truth to it.
It's been quite a while but Kansas City Chiefs RT Ryan O'Callaghan returned to practice on Thursday in full pads, according to various reports. Tyson Jackson was back as well (he actually returned on Wednesday).
Greetings from Arrowhead Stadium, the site of the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers game. I'm just getting into my seat here in the press box.
